Can rabbits eat grapes

Answer 1

Rabbits can eat grapes in moderation! One grape every so often is fine as a treat, but they are very high in sugar so be careful not to let the bunny have them too frequently.

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See the related question below for more information about a healthy rabbit diet.

Rabbits can also eat most fruits and vegetables although some a high amount of sugar (or other unhealthy nutrients) such as carrots, lettuce and all sorts of health problems so please give your rabbits those sort of things as a little treat but not so often.

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yes, but in moderation, they are very high in sugar so only once in a while. otherwise if you feed them too many then it van cause stomach cramps.

Answer 2

Raisins are a popular treat for rabbits, but they're very high in sugar and so they should be extra limited. One raisin every few days should be fine, assuming your rabbit is healthy and otherwise eating a balanced diet. Rabbits should mostly eat hay, with some fresh greens and pellets daily, and water. Too many treats can lead to illness in rabbits. See the related question below for more info and helpful links.
If you mean, "raisins", then your rabbit shouldn't eat it. Rabbits aren't supposed to eat dried fruits, and even grapes at the least aren't in their natural diet.
Raisins, grapes and most other fruits are generally not very good for rabbits.

Answer 3

Yes here are some suitable fruit and vegetables for rabbits (there are more)

Alfalfa Sprouts Arugula Asparagus

Apple Artichoke

Basil Beets & tops Bok Choy

Broccoli (not too much stem) Brussel sprouts Blackberry

Cabbage Carrot Celery

Chard Chives Clover

Collard Leaves Corn on Cob Cucumber

Dandelion Leaves Dill Endive

Escarole Fennel Frisee

Green Pepper Grapes Kohlrabi

Lemon Balm Lilac Marigold

Marjoram Mint Mustard Greens

Parsley Parsnips Pea Pods

Peppermint Leaves Peach Pear

Raddicchio Radish Read Leaf Lettuce

Raspberry's & leaves Sage Savory

Spinage Strawberry & leaves Turnip Greens

Tomato (fruit only leaves are toxic) Watercress

Watermelon Wheat Grass Zucchini

Answer 4

Yes, but only in moderation because they're high in sugar. Raspberries should considered a treat food. Too much sugar can lead to a variety of different health problems in rabbits. One raspberry every couple of days is fine (assuming your rabbit is otherwise healthy and eating a healthy diet) but not necessary. See the related question (linked below) for more information about a rabbit's diet.

Answer 5

Rabbits can eat raisins and cranberries, but these foods aren't healthy for the rabbit. One or two raisins or cranberries is fine, like a piece of candy for us. Too much can make the rabbit sick. A better treat would be a small handful of dark leafy greens, like carrot tops, celery greens, lettuce, or fresh herbs.

On the other hand, it's not always a good idea to feed wild rabbits (or any animals). If you make the rabbits dependent on you, they'll stop learning how to fend for themselves. Also, if you disrupt the rabbit's natural diet, you can make them sick.

Answer 6

I wouldn't try that. A rabbit probably WOULD, but it SHOULDN'T! It could get ill.