Tomato is a good treat for rabbits, but too much can make it sick. A bite or two of tomato is enough.
If a rabbit eats too much of any kind of treat, it can go into GI stasis, which means the digestive system shuts down. Without help from a vet with rabbit experience, a rabbit in GI stasis will die.
There's two different reasons that treats can lead to GI stasis. One reason is that a sugar spike in the diet can cause gas. Gas is really painful for rabbits, and in response they often hide and stop eating. When they stop eating (for any reason), rabbits go into GI stasis.
Another reason is that all those treats can spoil the rabbit's appetite for hay. Hay is good for rabbits because it's really high in fiber, and really low in sugar, protein, and fat. Fiber keeps the rabbit's digestion moving. If a rabbit doesn't eat enough hay, it can go into GI stasis.
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Yes. Many people do raise rabbits just for that purpose. Rabbit meat is actually VERY healthy for you. It's one of the most healthy meats there is because it doesn't have much fat, no cholesterol, and the meat has a lot of protein.
because they are hungry Rabbits are grazers, which means they nibble on food on and off all day long. Pet rabbits like to graze, too: this is one of their natural behaviours, and you can provide for it by giving your rabbit unlimited access to fresh hay, and other safe things to chew on like plain cardboard boxes, a Yellow Pages directory, or the cardboard roll inside toilet paper. This should be provided into addition to two daily meals of pellets and certain fresh leafy green vegetables.
The size of rabbits and guinea pigs really depends on it's species. There are types of rabbits and guinea pigs that only grow a little, while others grow a lot. The things they eat also effects the size of it. Normal guinea pigs;males can be about 19-25 cm. Females are about 18-23 cm. Rabbits can have a big difference.
They shouldn't eat fruits that humans can't eat. Good choices are apples, pears, bananas, and papayas, but fruits should not be given in big portions daily because fruits have a lot of natural sugar.
Rabbits have a lot of sex so they can make a lot of babies. Lots of babies is the rabbit's way to survive as a species. (It's the classic predator/prey formula; the classic "herding" phenomenon.)
No, rabbits do not eat plants and animals. Rabbits are Not Carnivorous.
It is very nutricious and in the wild they eat veggies.
You get full.
Yes they do they eat nearly a whole four feet square cage, full of grass.
what happens to your body when you eat to many fatty foods
Coyotes, wolfs, bears...there are a lot of animals that could/do eat those.
They have big poopies
You get fat, which is good.
Not much unless they eat a whole lot of them.
Yes. Many people do raise rabbits just for that purpose. Rabbit meat is actually VERY healthy for you. It's one of the most healthy meats there is because it doesn't have much fat, no cholesterol, and the meat has a lot of protein.
It's commen for rabbits to like carrots but sometimes it depends on the breed for example a Netherland dwarf rabbit likes to eat cardboard just never feed it a lot it's not really supposed to eat it
Rabbits can eat carrots, bananas (every once in a while) apples tomatoes and a lot of other fruits and vegies. I wouldn't give them lettuce though because it gives them diarrhea. Hope that helped! :)