Are dandelions poisonous to humans

Answer 1

Yes, and they love them: they will eat the stem and flower and leaves; dandelions even support urinary tract health!

Make sure your rabbit doesn't consume any pesticides, pollution, or other poisons; or any parasites left on the plants by another animal. Wash all greens carefully in vegetable soap (this is NOT the same as dish soap!) and have your rabbit's feces tested for parasites on an annual basis.

See the related question (linked below) for more information on what a rabbit eats.

Answer 2

No, they love it! I gave my first one a few days ago, and it gobled it up in no time, only give 1-2 a day though. Dont panick if it only likes the stem and spits out the flower bit, they will sometimes eat only the stem or only the flower, or sometimes even both.

Answer 3

Generally speaking, onions are dangerous for herbivores (like horses, sheep, and rabbits). Onions can lead to anemia (blood problems), and anaphylaxis (a deadly allergic reaction). Rabbit experts stay to avoid all onion-related plants!

Chives aren't known to be poisonous, but they are related to the onion plant, so all things considered, you probably should not give any to your rabbit. Some sources say to avoid them entirely. Some sources say you can give a chive or two on the rare occasion. Considering there are so many good vegetables for bunnies, you may as well stick to what you know is safe!

Answer 4

Dandelion leaves are not poisonous and can be used raw or cooked in salads and soups. The root can be used as an alternative to coffee or tea. The plant may be toxic is excessively high doses due to it's high concentration of magnesium and potassium.

Answer 5

no bunnies are poisonous to radishes... :)

Answer 6

No, no part of a dandelion is poisonous. They are safe to eat, and are, in fact, eaten often as a 'super food.'

Answer 7

yes but not to many 1 or 2 bunches aday

Answer 8

no.

Answer 9

No there not there actuly edibal