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What happens when you feed a rabbit lettuce?
If you feed a small amount of lettuce to domestic rabbits, it will be fine. If you give a whole leaf, the rabbit will have an upset stomach and will have a temporary case of diarrhea.
What are high in fiber?
lettuce
Is lettuce high in VitaminK?
Yes, it is.
What foods are not good to feed rabbits?
Meat productsDairy productsNuts, seeds, grainsFoods high in fats, carbs, sugar, protein, saltCoffee, teaChocolateAnd much, much more...See the related links/questions below for more information.
Is lettuce water?
The water content is high, about 95%
What is the motto of El Diamante High School?
El Diamante High School's motto is 'Go Miners!'.
Do rabbits like high or low pressure?
they like high pressure
What food do rabbites eat?
Rabbits eat rabbit food and you can buy that at a pet store.technically they can eat anything"Very dangerous answer!--Pet rabbits should only eat the following vegetables:Dandelion leavesRomaine or dark leaf lettuce (no iceburg lettuce and no cabbage)Carrot tops (carrots are high in calcium and should be given sparingly)Broccoli leaves (stems or tops can make rabbits gassy)CilantroCollard greensWater cressKaleMintParsleyMustard greensDillBok choyTimothy HayAlfalfa (for older bunnies, hay and alfalfa should be given in smaller quantities)--These fruits should only be given as treats!StrawberriesRaspberriesBananasPineappleApples (no seeds)Raisins
Do jackrabbits eat acorns?
No, rabbits don't eat acorns or any nuts/seeds. Rabbits do sometimes eat carrots and lettuce as treats (in limitation!). See the related question below for more info and links about the rabbit diet.
Why can't rabbits eat lettuce?
Lettuces have a chemical in them called lactucarium. This causes diarrhea in rabbits. Also, lettuce has low nutritional value. Light-coloured lettuces have more lactucarium than dark-coloured lettuces, which is why light-coloured lettuces should be avoided -- they also have no nutritional value at all.Dark-coloured lettuces are high in vitamins and minerals that are good for rabbits, and they're relatively low in lactucarium, so dark-coloured lettuces (like green leaf, red leaf, Romaine -- but not the pale inside) are healthy for rabbits in moderate amounts: you can include them in your rabbit's "salad" rotation, but rabbits should NOT be given lettuce in any great amount and should not be given lettuce daily.Also, you should wash an vegetables you give your rabbit before you give them to it. Don't dry them after because the extra water is good for them.Other comments:Remember the story about Peter Rabbit and how when he got home from Mr. MacGregor's garden he was very sick.A good medium protein rabbit pellet has all the minerals, vitamins and nutrients necessary to raise healthy rabbits.
Is Rabbits a specialist species?
In a way. Rabbits are gregarious herbivores, live in burrows, and are noted for their high breeding rate.
What are rabbits no allowed to eat?
Well.You may have been to a lot of sites, but, they are all wrong.what rabbits can eat:Hay.Carrot, especially tops.apple.Banana - ONLY OCCASIONALLY as it is sweet and the rabbit will refuse to eat anything else!DARK leaf lettuce - give it light leaf, and it will go to rabbit heaven.KaleParsleyendiveescaroledillbasilmintcilantroculatrospinachtomatocelery - cut it into small, or the stringy buts will get stuck in your rabbits teeth, then it will refuse to eatWhat rabbits cant eat.lettucecabbageparsnipswedepotato + topstomato leaves or plant - these are poisonis.CLOVER. - People say this is a good treat for your rabbit, ITS NOT. Its couses mouth ulsers, and dihoreah.foxglovehoneysuckleirishemlockpoppiesbutter cupsblue bellsarum lilliesilydaffodils and other bulbsprimulasjasminesfairy primrosedahilalarkspursnowdropstulipsanemonies.Some people say that most rabbit foods are bad for your rabbit, don't listen to them! If it wasn't for rabbits, they wouldn't call it rabbit food. They can eat any kind of rabbit food.A good medium protein, high roughage rabbit pellet is all rabbits need to eat besides a salt lick and water. Everything else is considered a treat in todays world of caged bunnies.
