Mostly, yes, rabbits can eat fruit, but only as a treat. A bite or two per day is enough.
Generally speaking, rabbits can eat the same fruit that we can; parts of the fruit that we can't eat (like peels, stones) should be removed first. Some plants are poisonous for rabbits (including some fruit), so be careful what you give your bunny to eat. (See the related link below for a list of poisonous plants.)
Fresh fruits and veggies are a great way to add variety to your bunny's diet. They're also a fun way to interact with your bunny, because you can find out which ones your rabbit likes, and which ones she or he doesn't like. You can also put them in toys, or use them as a reward, like in training, or as a treat after a stressful event. They're less expensive than packaged treats from the store, and much better for your bunny.
Fruits and veggies can make your rabbit sick if you give too much of them. Dark leafy greens (like romaine lettuce, basil, and carrot tops) are the best kind. All other veggies (like carrot) and fruit should be considered treats.
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These fruits are safe for bunnies:
Rabbits like almost all fruits. Rabbits will usually eat whatever fruits are available to them. Rabbits can get sick from eating too much fruit, so people who have pet rabbits should strictly limit how much fruit they get. See the related questions below for more info.
English rabbits eat the same fruits (and food generally) as all rabbits. See the related question below for more info.
No, rabbits can't eat dal (a.k.a. deal, dahl). Dal is made of lentils cooked with spices. Rabbits can't eat any of that stuff. They can't eat legume fruit (like lentils, peas, beans, peanuts, soy). Any spices or herbs you give your rabbit should be fresh, not dried or cooked. A good diet for rabbits is lots and lots of hay, some pellets, and some fresh leafy greens. Optional treats can include non-leafy veg (like carrot) or fruit. See the related questions below for details.
Most rabbits dig for food, but others sometimes get given it. They either eat fruit and vegetables from someone's garden, find their food on the ground (fruit dropping from trees), eat grass, or find fields which are growing (corn, wheat, etc.).Normally they eat grass, but mostly vegetation.Wild rabbits will eat any type of edible plants, and will also eat twigs and bark.Wild rabbits get their food by foraging and grazing. Wild European Rabbits eat mostly grasses and leaves. Other species have slightly different diets, but all rabbits are herbivores and eat plants only.Pet rabbits are given their food. They eat mostly hay, with some pellets and leafy green vegetables.Fruit is not a big part of any rabbit's diet. Too much fruit can quickly make a rabbit very sick (even deathly ill: GI stasis).
Wild rabbits in the wild primarily eat grasses, clover, wildflowers, and other green vegetation. They may also consume bark, twigs, and other plant material. It's essential for their diet to be high in fiber to maintain proper digestive health.
Wolves and rabbits do not eat fruit. Some insects, such as fruit flies, eat fruit.
rabbits are herbivores, meaning they only eat plants and fruit.
Rabbits are herbivores and do not eat other rabbits! They only eat plant material, fruit, pellets, and vegetables.
**prey you mean? Rabbits are herbivores they don't eat other animals. They eat plants, fruit and veggies.
fruit veggies and hay
Squirrels, horses and rabbits
Rabbits like almost all fruits. Rabbits will usually eat whatever fruits are available to them. Rabbits can get sick from eating too much fruit, so people who have pet rabbits should strictly limit how much fruit they get. See the related questions below for more info.
mostly deer,rabbits fruit and veggies.
deers,rabbits,dryed fruit, corn, and beans
corn,fruit,rabbits,and deer meat
no. bats are generally smaller than rabbits, and eat insects and/or fruit
Yes, they only eat fruit, veg, leaves and grass.