depends not all rabbits have the same taste mine likes marshmallows
You should be cautious when giving rabbits celery. Celery is very stringy and can interfere with digestion. It is recommended that you cut up the celery into very small pieces before giving it to your rabbit.
yes
It is not bad for rabbits to eat celery. It is healthy for them.
No, it's not necessary to cut up vegetables before giving them to your rabbit, but it should be washed, and rotten bits and white/light-coloured parts (like spines) should be removed. There are some exceptions. Celery, for instance, should be cut up because rabbits sometimes have trouble with the strings that run through the celery; however, celery is a treat, if your rabbit likes it -- it should not be a staple food in your rabbit's diet. Celery greens (dark ones, not light ones) are much better than the celery itself. Rabbits are used to finding their food in its natural form. The rabbit might not even take the food if it's cut up!
Yes, Yes they can
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carrots and celery
Yes
Some rabbits have a taste for celery and some don't. You can feed your rabbit celery but if your rabbit doesn't like it, you shouldn't force the rabbit to eat it-- even if its healthy. Celery is a good treat for rabbits. It should be handled as a treat though. A small piece every couple of days is enough.
They don't necessarily have a 'favourite' - but their normal diet consists of mice, rats or rabbits (depending on the size of the snake)
~Pellets ~Carrots ~Celery ~Lettuce ~Apples
Yes, many rabbits do enjoy celery, although if you are planning on giving them this make sure you cut it into pieces about one inch (2 cm) long. There is some talk that the strings can cause choking in rabbits, so cutting them into short pieces will avoid this concern. Also, only the dark-coloured celery leaves are very healthy for rabbits; the light-coloured leaves and the stalk itself are only good as an occasional treat -- they're low in nutrients and can lead to diarrhea. See the related question below for more info about the rabbit diet.