Can rabbits eat cheese

Answer 1

No, rabbits can't eat cheese. Animal fats of any kind (including dairy) can lead to illness in rabbits. Rabbits are herbivores and vegan. Rabbits should eat a special diet of hay, some fresh greens, and some high-quality rabbit pellets; other foods can lead to illness and/or obesity. Treats, in moderation, can be a bite or two of fresh fruit or vegetable (like carrot). See the related question below for more details and useful links.

Answer 2

They can eat plain yogurt in small amounts from time to time. You can even find yogurt treats for rabbits at many pet stores. They cannot generally have dairy, but yogurt is an exception. The probiotics are good for their digestive systems. My rabbit's vet recommended it when my rabbit had gotten older and was having some digestive issues. However, it should only be given like a treat, not as a staple part of their diet.

Answer 3

No, rabbits can't eat Cheetos, or any human foods (like cereals, chips, crackers, breads, etc.). Rabbits also can't eat dairy, including cheese. As a treat, rabbits can have a bite or two of certain fresh fruits or veg (like carrot, or apple). See the related question below for more details and helpful links about the rabbit diet.

Answer 4

no because it would affect the intestines because of the sugar and it also would affect hardly the stomach so if a bunnie eats cream cheese is would die in 1 month if you keep feeding it with cream cheese!! what type of question is that.

Answer 5

Rabbits should not eat bacon; most time, they are not even going to want to eat the bacon. Rabbits should be fresh vegetables such as carrots and lettuce.

Answer 6

No, butter has got a lot of fat in it, absolutely no good for rabbits, if you are in doubt ask your local pet shop what sort of foods you should be feeding your pet Rabbit.

Answer 7

No they will die trust me.