Well your dog can get very sick and possibly die if that rabbit had a disease...even without one the dog could still get very sick...I would tell you not to feed the dog that
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Yes, dog food is bad for rabbits as these foods are designed for carnivores, not for herbivores. Keep all dog and cat foods out of the reach of your rabbit. See the related links for more details.
Dogs can get sick from eating fiberglass insulation. If you find your dog eating fiberglass, take him to a vet immediately.
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If a dog is eating money it is advised to put it where the dog can not get it. Many dogs have to have coins surgically removed every year.
Instincts! It's like asking why a human who has eaten a huge plate of spaghetti can still eat a piece of cheesecake afterward. It's just the way humans are. Dogs have their own instincts, and rabbits and birds are very appealing to some dogs. However, eating wild animals can expose your dog to certain health risks (worms, infections, etc.), so talk with your vet about how best to protect your dog from these risks.
the happen is the people eating chicken joy and the dog eating dog food?
wat the?!
My dog just ate a dead rabbit in the yard! I don't know if he caught it or if it was just there. What should I do?
well i think nothing would happen try it and see what happens
No. Nothing will happen.
Most likely yes.
heartworms are transmitted by the dog eating fleas (dead or alive) that has eggs in it and the hatch in the dog
YES! to discorage ur dog eating rabbits, keep them away from each other at all times, and lock the dog somewhere and the rabbit somewhere else when your not there. ALSO NEVer feed your dog rabbit flavouring or real rabbit kibble, and give him a smart tap on the nose if he chases rabbits. twilight maniac
no it doesnt hurt rabbits
their is dead
It depends on the dog. Some dogs are picky eaters and will only eat what they are used to eating. Some dogs have a higher prey drive and will eat many smaller animals such as chickens, squirrels or rabbits.
No, rabbits don't play dead.Some people train their rabbits to perform tricks like hopping over jumps or dropping balls into baskets, so it's theoretically possible that you could train your rabbit to play dead, but that would be unusual. Playing dead is not a natural behaviour in rabbits: when faced with predations, rabbits generally know their only chance is to run for it.One person wrote: Yes they can. My dog got in my rabbits play pen and she was all over it. When I yelled at her she looked up and I saw my rabbit and thought it was dead! But when I picked it up she was breathing and alive and as alert as ever.Another wrote, in response: What you're describing is not playing dead, it's going into shock. Luckily, your rabbit pulled through, but stress and shock can lead to illness in rabbits: always try to minimize it in your rabbit's life.