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Can rabbits eat green peppers

Updated: 12/11/2022
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No, green pepper is not good for rabbits. Green pepper is indicated in gas, and gas can be a very serious illness for rabbits (even leading to GI stasis, and death). Some rabbits might be okay with a little bit of green pepper as an occasional treat; other rabbits are sensitive and fall ill from just a bit of green pepper. It's important to know and observe your own rabbit, and if you ever notice illness, bring it to a vet. (A mild gas attack can be treated at home with simethicone and belly massage, but if it isn't cured quickly, a vet is required.) See the related question below for more info about the rabbit diet.

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Yes but not to much use them as a treat.

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