Feeding Your Rabbit
* We suggest that you buy a 50# bag of rabbit pellets. If you have 2 rabbits a 50# bag of pellets should last a long time (e.g. for our first 2 rabbits it lasted approximently 6 months). Make sure the pellets are fresh smelling and not moldy. Feed your rabbit grass hay (Timothy hay, Barmuda grass etc,) several times a week. It is better if they are fed it every day.
* I have heard it is not good to feed a rabbit chocolate. I’m not sure why though.
* Rabbits can be fed bread. Our rabbits really like bread when we give it to them. They can also be fed cheerios. Our rabbits also like cherrios.
* It is also good to feed your rabbit fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the week. Feed only small amounts of any of the things on the list below. Because feeding alot of treats is not a good thing to do because they rabbits may not eat their pellets like they should. Here is a list of some of the fruits and vegetable that are good for your rabbit.
Vegetables
Radish
Basil
Beet greens
Carrot and carrot tops
Clover
Dandelion greens and flowers
Collard greens
Parsley
Peppermint Leaves
Raspberry Leaves (this helps before and after a doe kindles but it can also be fed to any bunny)
Fruits:
Pineapple (this helps with hairballs)
Apple (I have heard that you should not feed seeds to your rabbit, but we have given a whole apple
core to several of our rabbits and we have not had any problem)
Melons
Peaches
Plums
Strawberry (this is a good source of iron)
Blueberry
Banana
Oranges
Papaya (this also helps with hairballs)
Raspberries
Housing rabbits
Clean enviroment
Wood shavings
Rabbit Check List
Rabbit Care