Diet for Rabbits

A variety of different fruits and vegetables should be part of your rabbits diet. Daily food should include both rabbit pellets and hay (preferably Timothy hay).

In addition to those staples, it's good to feed your rabbit fresh fruits and vegetables daily. A good rule of thumb is 1 cup of vegetables per 4 pounds of body weight. Although rabbits love both fruits and vegetables, there are certain things they should not eat, as it can make them sick, or even kill them.

Don't feed your rabbits:

Vegtables to Avoid	Other Food to Avoid
Iceberg Lettece Cabbage Parsnips Potatoes or potato tops Tomatoes or tomato leaves Green beans Corn Peas Cucumbers Eggplant Beets Rhubarb Zucchini Onions	Branches from apricot, cherry, peach and plum trees Chocolate, cookies, other sugar foods Buttercups Bluebells Carnations Daffodils Holly Ivy Mistletoe Oleander Redwood Pasta, breads, cereal, crackers Salty foods Clover Nuts Meat

More information about rabbits:

Raising Rabbits

Basic Rabbit Needs

Rabbit Facts

Bunnies for Pets

Rabbits for Meat