What do wild rabbit eat?

Answer 1

Rabbits forage for wild grasses, weeds, herbs, flowers, veggies, and they consume small amounts of grain along the way.

The cosmopolitan tastes of rabbits are well illustrated by the following partial list of crops and plants they damage: vegetables (beans, beet, broccoli, carrot, lettuce, peas); tree and berry crops (almond, apple, blackberry, cherry, citrus, pistachio, plum, raspberry, strawberry); herbs (cilantro, parsley); and ornamental plantings (various flowers, shrubs, trees, and turf).

Wild rabbits eat alfalfa, timothy, oat crops, vegetables from a garden (but the crops must be pesticide free) grasses, clover, herbs, wild berries and seeds.
Wild rabbits are herbivores and the eat grass, forbs and leafy weeds. They also eat vegetable. ( The enjoy eating vegetable's in a garden if there is no fence.)
basically child they eat such things as lettuce carrots and stuff like that non domesticated eat bush

Answer 2

Wild rabbits primarily eat grasses, clover, weeds, and other green plants. They may also consume twigs, bark, and other types of vegetation if their main food sources are scarce. It's important for wild rabbits to have a diet high in fiber to support their digestive health.

Answer 3

Rabbits are herbivores. Their diet includes grass, leafy weeds and forbs. Rabbits are known to eat in intervals with heavy grazing in the afternoon followed by selective feeding.

Answer 4

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