Yes it's perfectly alright for rabbits to eat red cabbage just introduce it slowly at first and don't give it every day about every 2-3 days is alright.
Cabbage (and all cruciferous veggies) can cause gas in rabbits. Gas can be very serious, even leading to deadly illness (GI stasis). Some rabbits are more sensitive to gas than others. If your rabbit is okay with a big of cabbage, then the instructions above are fine. If your rabbit gets gas easily, then avoid all cabbages and crucifiers.
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Rabbits can eat vegetables like leafy greens (lettuce, kale, parsley), carrots, and bell peppers. They also need hay as the main part of their diet. Fruits should be given in moderation as treats. Make sure to avoid feeding them foods that are toxic to rabbits, such as chocolate, avocado, and iceberg lettuce.
Depends on the cats preference really. But if your cat does like cabbage then it won't kill them as long as it's not all they eat and they get a proper meal which is balanced as well.
Animals such as rabbits, deer, and caterpillars are known to feed on cabbage plants. Insects like cabbage worms and slugs are also common pests that can munch on cabbage leaves. Human consumption of cabbage is also prevalent in various cuisines worldwide.
A dog can eat cabbage but its a bad thing to do. Dogs were not meant to eat vegetables especially cabbage. If your dog does eat it then it will get a upset stomach and wont feel very well for awhile.
Rabbits can eat cabbage leaves, but too much is unhealthy for them.White and light-coloured cabbages should be avoided entirely or else offered sparingly as a treat only -- these varieties are low in nutrients, and can lead to diarrhea and gas.Dark-coloured cabbage leaves are rich in nutrients but they also cause gas if the rabbit eats too much of them. This is true of all vegetables related to cabbage (i.e. all cruciferous vegetables, including kale, collards, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, rapini/rabe, turnip greens, arugula, watercress, radish greens, many kinds of Chinese greens, etc.). Some rabbits are very sensitive to these vegetables and develop gas easily, and they should avoid all cabbages entirely. Most rabbits benefit from including these veggies in the rotation of their daily "salad" greens, but you should keep track of what you're serving and make sure not to serve too many veggies in this group.Gas is painful for rabbits and, if not quickly resolved, gas can turn into serious illness (GI stasis). If you have a rabbit, you should learn about the signs and symptoms for gas, and how to treat it -- this way you'll avoid serious illness and expensive vet bills.See the related questions and links below for more info.
You eat the leaves of the purple cabbage, just as with the green cabbage.
Yes, it is perfectly safe to eat purple cabbage, both cooked or raw.
purple cabbage is food
There is no such thing as purple cabbage juice because red cabbage juice is actually already purple, its just called red cabbage jucie.
Oh yeah. Rabbits love the leaves on carrots. Don't feed rabbits cabbage (its too hard on their stomach) or onions.
Cale or red cabbage.
Any! Some may not like some of them though. Just don't give them lettuce and cabbage and remember that rabbits know what to eat and what no to eat.
The majority of animals that eat pechay are those that already eat leafy vegetable like cabbage. A couple of these animals are rabbits and vegetable-eating insects.
I'd like to say carrots but they mostly eat rabbit food including cabbage, mixes, pellets, and non-fruit mixes.
yes, cow eat cabbage.
I eat cabbage all the time
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