Rabbits will eat most fruit, pretty much any sweet fruit they can get their teeth on. Fruits are the sweets of the rabbit world. Rabbits can eat many different kinds of fruits and vegetables (wash and remove pits/stones beforehand):
BUT: Not every fruit is safe for rabbits to eat. There are many plants that rabbits can't eat. Check the toxic plant list (linked below) for more information.
In general, rabbits do like fruit, but all rabbits are unique. Like other animals and even humans, just because one rabbit likes a certain fruit, doesn't mean yours will. Your rabbit might even have an intolerance or allergy to a fruit that another rabbit is fine with.
If you are introducing something new offer a small amount in a separate food dish, if they don't eat it after an hour or two, remove it and offer it again the next day. If they eat any, wait a few days before offering any more.
Remember, rabbits are small, so don't give them too much fruit at once. Only allow your bunny to have fruit in very small amounts, as a special occasional treat or for training, because too much is not good for them. Fruits contain a lot of sugar! The sugar can upset their very sensitive GI systems, and it could also lead to obesity. There's controversy around treats like just about everything else; some people say better safe than sorry and avoid fruit entirely.
You can buy small dried rabbit treats at possibly any pet store in the world. These are safe for your rabbit but not too much because they contain sugar! Rabbits also adore dried fruit such as pineapple, banana chips, papaya etc. Make sure there is no added sugar and feed a small piece only once or twice a week as a treat! Many people chose to stick to fresh fruits, and skip dried fruits and commercial treats, because it's healthier and just as enjoyable for the rabbit.
English rabbits eat the same fruits (and food generally) as all rabbits. See the related question below for more info.
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.
foxes favourite fruits are: apples, plums and blackberries
Dwarf bunnies can eat a variety of fruits in moderation, including apples (without seeds), bananas, blueberries, and strawberries. Ensure that the fruits are cut into small pieces to prevent choking and monitor their intake to avoid overfeeding, as fruits are high in sugar.
Rabbits can eat certain fresh fruits and vegetables, in limitation. That's the only thing that rabbits and humans can safely share. Some people give their rabbits human foods like crackers, cookies, breads, but these are not healthy for rabbits and can lead to serious illness. See the related questions below for details about a healthy rabbit diet.
English rabbits eat the same fruits (and food generally) as all rabbits. See the related question below for more info.
they actually eat rabbits possums and sometimes kangeroo
They eat vegetable and fruits such as wild berries.
i know it is grass and..................?
No, they can eat forbs, leafy weeds, and some fruits or vegetables.
Pellets,dry lettuce fruits carrots and greens.
No, rabbits do not typically eat eggplant as part of their diet. Their diet mainly consists of hay, fresh vegetables, and some fruits.
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.
what food? the get food from medows if you mean that.. they just eat the grass and roods and fruits that fall of trees and roots
Rabbits eat plants, fruits, and veggies. They enjoy dandelions, spinach, carrots, apples, berries, clover, broccoli, bean sprouts, and much more.
foxes favourite fruits are: apples, plums and blackberries
Dwarf bunnies can eat a variety of fruits in moderation, including apples (without seeds), bananas, blueberries, and strawberries. Ensure that the fruits are cut into small pieces to prevent choking and monitor their intake to avoid overfeeding, as fruits are high in sugar.