Can rabbits eat tortillas

Answer 1

No, rabbits can't eat tortillas. Rabbits shouldn't eat prepared "human" foods at all. Rabbits can't eat any animal products (meat, eggs, dairy), processed grains (including wheat and corn), starches, sugars, salts, or artificial and "natural" flavourings.

Aside from their commercial rabbit pellets, bunnies should eat whole foods: hay and fresh leafy greens. As a treat they can have small amounts of fresh fruit or vegetable, or whole grains (like oat groats -- this does NOT include oatmeal, rolled oats, or "whole grain" bread or other products made from whole grains -- just the whole grain itself, the groat).

See the related question below about a good rabbit diet.

Answer 2

Banana is very high in natural sugars, and banana chips (dried banana) is even more concentrated than fresh banana so it has even more sugars. Sugar should be strictly limited in a rabbit's diet. As a treat, one bite of banana, or half a bite of banana chip, is probably okay, assuming your rabbit is otherwise eating a healthy, balanced diet.

Sometimes dried fruits, including banana chips, have extra added processed sugar or other additives. Do not feed these foods to rabbits at all. If you really feel you must offer dried fruits, at least make sure they're 100% natural with nothing added.

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

Answer 3

No it is not safe.

Answer 4

yes they can if they eat tortilla they don't spread so much hair and their hair is beautiful