Rabbit Owners Journal

Basil and Bunnies: A Herbal Delight or a No-Go?   The fresh, aromatic smell of basil is not only a delight in our kitchens but can also catch the attention of our little furry friends. If you've ever wondered, "Can rabbits partake in this herbaceous treat?" you're in the right place. Let's unravel the mystery. Key Takeaways - Can Rabbits Eat Basil? Absolutely! Basil is not only safe but can be a nutritious addition to your rabbit's diet. Fresh basil leaves offer vitamins and minerals beneficial for bunnies. However, like other treats, it's crucial to introduce basil in moderation, keeping...

The allure of munching on popcorn during a movie isn’t just limited to us humans. The sound, the texture, and the taste can be tempting for our furry friends as well. But can rabbits actually eat popcorn? Let’s dive into the crunchy details. Key Takeaways - Can Rabbits Eat Popcorn? No, rabbits shouldn't eat popcorn. While the aroma of freshly popped popcorn might tantalize our senses, it's crucial to prioritize our rabbit's dietary needs. Rabbits thrive on a diet centered on hay and fresh vegetables. Although popcorn isn't inherently harmful or toxic to rabbits, it doesn't offer any substantial nutritional...

Wombok, also known as Chinese cabbage, is a staple in many Asian dishes. Crisp, crunchy, and packed with nutrition, but can your rabbit join the Wombok bandwagon? Let's unveil the leafy layers of this intriguing veggie. Key Takeaways: Can Rabbits Eat Wombok? Yes, rabbits can eat wombok. It’s packed with essential vitamins and is a low-calorie treat. In some rabbits wombok can cause gas, bloat and digestive upset, so always introduce gradually and watch how your bunny reacts. Ensure it's fresh, free from pesticides and if possible organic to avoid any chemical contamination. 1. Wombok in the Rabbit Food Spectrum...

What plants are bad for rabbits? It's important to note that the following list is not exhaustive, but it does include several plants that are toxic to rabbits. Always conduct thorough research and consult with a veterinarian if you're unsure about a specific plant. Here's a list of some poisonous plants for rabbits: Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) Contains cardiac glycosides which can affect the heart. Rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) High levels of oxalic acid, especially in the leaves. Oleander (Nerium oleander) All parts are toxic and can cause heart failure and death. Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis) Contains toxins that can...

Corn on the cob – a delightful summer treat for humans. But what about the husks that usually get discarded? Could they possibly be a delightful nibble for our fluffy bunnies? Let's get to the kernel of the matter. Key Takeaways: Can Rabbits Eat Corn Husks? Yes, rabbits can eat green corn husks. They are fibrous and can add variety to a rabbit's diet. It's critical that they are still green and soft, not hard and dried out. It's essential to ensure they are clean and free from pesticides. Offering them in moderation is key. Rabbits and Their Love for...