Here's the list of herbs that rabbits can eat presented in a table format:
| Herb | Feeding Frequency | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Basil | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Cilantro (Coriander) | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Dill | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Mint | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Oregano | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Parsley | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Rosemary | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Sage | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Thyme | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Chamomile | Daily | 1-2 flowers |
| Lemon balm | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Lavender | Daily | 1-2 flowers |
| Marjoram | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Nettle | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Peppermint | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Raspberry leaves | Daily | 1-2 leaves |
| Spearmint | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Lemon verbena | Daily | 1-2 leaves |
| Lemon thyme | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Lemon grass | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Fennel | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Chervil | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Lemon-scented geranium | Daily | 1-2 leaves |
| Tarragon | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Cress | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Caraway | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
| Calendula (Marigold) | Daily | 1-2 flowers |
| Echinacea | Daily | 1-2 leaves |
| Plantain | Daily | 1-2 leaves |
| Chickweed | Daily | 1-2 sprigs |
Please note that the feeding frequency and amount mentioned are general guidelines. Monitor your rabbit's response and adjust accordingly. Introduce new herbs gradually and ensure they are fresh, pesticide-free, and thoroughly washed before offering them to your rabbit.