Rabbit Care Guides — Page 15

Practical, straight-answer rabbit care — diet, behaviour and everyday questions.

• Can Rabbits Eat Cashews?

  Cashew nuts should not be given to rabbits to eat. While they’re not harmful in very small amounts, they are best to be completely avoided.

• Can Rabbits Eat Cauliflower?

  Yes, rabbits can eat cauliflower as a treat.

• Can Rabbits Eat Celery?

  Yes, rabbits can undoubtedly enjoy a celery snack! The low-calorie, ultra-crunchy stalks are a fan-favorite for humans and bunnies alike.

• Can Rabbits Eat Cheerios?

  You can give your rabbit a small amount of plain Cheerios. You shouldn’t give them more than five at a time (and no more than twice a week as a special treat).

• Can Rabbits Eat Cheese?

  No, rabbits can’t eat cheese. As herbivores, rabbits should only eat a plant-based diet.

• Can Rabbits Eat Cherries?

  Yes, rabbits can eat cherries as a treat. You need to remove the stalks, stones, and leaves first as they contain cyanide which is toxic to rabbits.

• Can Rabbits Eat Chicken?

  No, rabbits can’t eat chicken. It doesn’t matter how it’s cooked, or if it’s just a small amount, under no circumstances can rabbits eat chicken.

• Can Rabbits Eat Chicken Feed?

  No, rabbits can’t eat chicken feed.

• Can Rabbits Eat Chocolate?

  No, your rabbit can’t eat chocolate. It’s critical that you don’t let your rabbit have any sort of chocolate because it’s toxic to rabbits.

• Can Rabbits Eat Cilantro?

  Yes, rabbits can eat cilantro. Also known as coriander, it’s one of the best herbs you can give to your rabbit due to the range of nutrients they get from it.