Yes, brussels sprouts are quite nutritious for rabbits in moderation (also hamsters, guinea pigs, humans, etc.). The dark-coloured outside leaves are especially healthy. The inner white/light leaves are low in nutritonal value, might make your rabbit sick.
Like all cruciferous vegetables, brussels sprouts can cause gas. Gas can lead to serious illness in rabbits, so brussels sprouts shouldn't be a staple in your rabbit's diet. Some bunnies are more sensitive to gas than others; very sensitive bunnies shouldn't have brussel sprouts at all. It's important to pay attention to your individual rabbits so that you know how they react to certain foods!
Feed rabbits vegetables often if you want a healthy rabbit! Not cold, but room temperature vegetables. A healthy rabbit diet includes a daily "salad" of mixed leafy dark greens. Brussel sprout leaves can be included in the rabbit's salad. Other vegetables (like carrot, squash) should be considered treats (same as fruit) and strictly limited.
See the related question below for more info about the rabbit diet.
Yes they can, and you don't have to worry about softened stools! Check rabbit.org for the House Rabbit Society's diet recommendations!
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It should be Brussels sprouts. Brussels should be capitalized.
Brussels sprouts grow in the spring.
I'm sure they will eat them ;) ! my dog will eat just about anything.
What you do is eat a lot of Brussels sprouts and beans and there you are!
The plural of Brussels sprout is Brussels sprouts, As in "the Brussels sprouts are growing well".
Brussels is the capital of Belgium.
The correct spelling is brussels sprouts (Brussels may or may not be capitalized).
There are about 65 Calories in 1 cup of frozen brussels sprouts.
Maybe. I would ask your vet.
lettuce, spinach, turnips, potato's, cabbage, and Brussels sprouts.
Brussels Sprouts recipes can be found in various culinary websites as well as different websites which have chefs and food enthusiasts and foodies who give recipes and other details on how to make Brussels Sprouts.