What not to give a rabbit to eat?

Answer 1

Bunnies love, radicchio, endive, dutch carrot tops (occasionally), silver beet, spinach (occasionally), basil, parsley, collard greens, mint, mustard greens, , cilantro, mint, strawberry leaves, raspberry leaves, wheat grass, and dandelion leaves and flowers.

They need a good mixture of those veggies fed in relation to their weight. About 1.5 cups of vegetables per kilogram of body weight each day. Only a small amount of pellets, about three tablespoons. Ignore anyone who says rabbits need tonnes of pellets : my vet says no to pellets. They will make your rabbit fat and sick if you give too much. And they need unlimited timothy or oaten hay.

Also grass gives them gas, and rabbits can't fart or burp, so too much grass is a bad thing. Domestic rabbits are nothing like wild rabbits, as they've evolved differently. And rabbits do need to be protected from poisonous things as they do not know whether something is poisonous or not. They test their environment with their teeth. And of course, always have lots of clean fresh water for your bunny. And no iceberg lettuce! It gives them diarrhea.

As treats small amounts of fruits like strawberries, apples (but not the seeds, which are poisonous), Pears, cherries, blueberries, grapes and bananas. Definitely not too much, because sugar is bad for rabbits and can make them really sick. Fruit and pellets are junk food for bunnies.

Answer 2

NEVER give rabbits chocolate!
You want to also avoid:
Rhubarb leaves
Raw lima, kidney or soy beans
Onions
Citrus peels

Begonia
Caladium
Calla lily
Diffenbachia
Dumbcane
Jack in the pulpit
Philodendron
Schefflera

Here is a list of VERY toxic plants that rabbits should NEVER eat
Angels Trumpet
Azalea
Black Acacia and Locast
Bleeding Heart
Carmellia
Carnation
Carolinia Jasmine
Castor Beans
Christmas Beans
China Berry
Clementis
Coffee Tree Plant
Cyclamen
Daphne
Delphinium
Easter Lily
Elderberry
Flax
Four-o-clocks
Geranium
Heavenly Bamboo
Hemlock
Holly Berries
Ivy
Jerusalem cherry
Lantana
Larkspur
Licorice plant
Lily of the valley
Lobelia
Milkvetch
Monkshood
Morning glory
Mountain laurel
Narcissus
NightshadeLoeander
Pea family
Pig weed
Potato plant
Pivet
Rhododendron
String of pearls
Thorn apple
Toyon
Vinca
Wintergreen
Wisteria
Tew

Answer 3

any and all human foods must be avoided
avoid iceberg lettuce (yes, despite what you may have been told)
do not let them chew on household plants (can be poisonous)
NO peas, seeds, corn, onions or chocolate

Answer 4

There are so many foods that rabbits can't have that it's better to ask the opposite (what they CAN have) and go from there.

See the related questions/links below for more information.

An INCOMPLETE list of some things rabbits shouldn't have includes:

• "Human" foods (processed foods)
• Grains (there are some exceptions, but only in small amounts)
• Chocolate
• Nuts
• Seeds
• Tomato vines, stems, or leaves
• Fruit (some fruits are okay as a treat, but not a regular part of the diet)
• Alcohol
• Marijuana
• Drugs, medications (except those prescribed by a special "rabbit savvy" vet; one exception may be Simethicone but only when used properly and in the proper amounts and formula)
• Beans
• Corn (especially never fresh corn; milled dried corn is okay in small amounts, like as an ingredient in pellets)
• Daffodil bulbs, tulip bulbs, and other flower bulbs
• Pine, cedar, some other woods
• Potato (especially never raw potato, or the eyes, shoots, or green parts)
• Meat products, by-products
• Dairy products
• Peas
• Tobacco
• Yucca

Answer 5

Don't ever give them chocolate. It is lethal for rabbits

Answer 6

Rabbits, like all herbivores, will not eat what is not good for them. In fact the only animals that habitually will eat what is not good for them, are people and dogs.

Answer 7

Beans,iceberglettuce,chocolate,candy,human food

Answer 8

carrots lettuce pellets parsley etc