Can you feed coriander leafs to a one month old rabbit?

Answer 1

Coriander leaves, also known as cilantro, are healthy for rabbits and loved by many, but one month is too young for fresh vegetables. A one month old rabbit should still be nursing, although it may have started weaning; in that case, pellets and water should be available in an unlimited supply, 24/7. 12 weeks is a good time to start introducing fresh leafy greens like cilantro to your rabbit: but, start with small amounts, and with only one green at a time -- wait a week or so, and if the rabbit didn't show any signs of ill-health, you can try a new green or gradually increase portion sizes. See the related questions below for more info.

Answer 2

Coriander is more commonly known as Cilantro, which is an herb. Rabbits can eat this, but not too much. A recommended vegetable diet for rabbits is 1 cup of vegetables for every 3 pounds of weight the rabbit is. For example, if a rabbit is 6 pounds, it should eat 2 cups of vegetables everyday. Remember variety, though.

Answer 3

Yes, but only as a treat. They should eat mostly timothy hay.

Answer 4

yes they do just do give them to much