According to the sources linked below, rabbits have been known to eat prickly Pears in the wild, and they are not known to be toxic. However, domestic animals have lost many of their wild instincts, and pet rabbits may not know how to eat prickly pear without hurting themselves on the spines. Prickly pear is not on any recommended list of plants safe for rabbits to eat: most people would say it's better to be safe than sorry, and to avoid the prickly pear. If your rabbit likes prickly pear, and you know it doesn't make your rabbit sick, then it's probably okay to give some to your rabbit as a treat. Treats should be strictly limited in a rabbit's diet because too much can lead to a variety of illnesses. A bite or two of fresh treat food daily is more than enough for a normal, healthy 6 pound rabbit. See the related question below for details about a healthy rabbit diet, and helpful links.
No. Rabbits must NOT eat any kind of wheat.
Rabbits like the snowshoe hare sheds it old brown fur and grows a white pelt. This helps them camouflage from predators such as arctic foxes during winter when it snows. Domestic rabbits sleep more but they don't hibernate-- no rabbits do! They usually eat some more too. Remember all rabbits don't hibernate or migrate!
Not by the bucketload, but a few every now and then will be OK.
Well...... I have a rabit and a guinea pig and they both love each other but you have to put them together at a very young age (ask local pet shop on what to do there). Is can be ok and in another way it is not ok becasue when it's not ok rabbits some times have a dessese that is in their lungs and it can not afect the rabbit or other rabbits but if can affect the guinea pig and can cause illness and could die. In the other hands you can put them together because some people say (there ment to be together) and some rabbits dont have that dessese............ But you could be like me and risk it.......If you do put them together I would cheek on them mabey 3 times a day.......Hope this works!!! Don't be irresponsible pet owners.
Carrots. Don't go thinking that carrots should be fed to real rabbits ok? For real bunnies, carrots should be treats.
No.
Yes but it's better for Rabbits to eat Rabbit food,Grass,Hay,And carrots and such
Endive is a great staple for dragons. So is Alfalfa plants (NOT pellets or sprouts,) cactus pads or prickly pears, collard and dandelion greens, escarole, mustard greens, Phoenix worms, silkworms, squash, turnip greens, and kale.
No. Citrus can make most rabbits sick. On rare occations they are ok. But try to stay clear of heving them eat it. :P
No. Rabbits must NOT eat any kind of wheat.
no beause it blocks there broncel tubes and they cant breath
As long as you have already checked that these items were OK for the rabbit to eat in the first place, then you can offer them to your rabbits even though they are wilted. You might put them in cool water for 30 minutes if you want then to perk up. I raised rabbits for many years, and if the greens weren't OK for the rabbits, they would just scratch them through the wire floor of their cage. They were pretty smart.
No. It is not ok to have them in the same cage, as rabbits have very strong legs, and can very easily kick a guinea pig and kill it.
Yes they will be fine
Is it ok to eat pomegranate
If mating rabbits is your profession and you make profit from it then it is ok. But keep in mind rabbits might not mate all season long.
Yes, it's fine.