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Not really. A wild rabbit, as it grazes on grasses, might come across some wheat and nibble a little, but it's not a regular part of a rabbit's diet, but wheat is high in sugars and carbs, and these can make a rabbit very sick. There may be some wheat ingredients in pet rabbit pellets, and that may be fine (so long as the pellets are high quality -- high fibre, moderate protein, low fat), but the rabbit shouldn't have more wheat than that. Rabbits definitely shouldn't have processed wheat products, like crackers, breads, cereals, etc. Some people give their rabbit a single wheat berry (that's the whole grain, with fibre) as an occasional treat, but many people recommend avoiding even that because it's not good for the rabbit. See the related question below for more info about the rabbit diet.

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