Rabbit Vegetable Safety Checker

Rabbit Vegetable Safety Checker

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Which Vegetables Can Rabbits Eat?

Not all veggies are created equal for your bunny. Our Rabbit Vegetable Safety Checker instantly tells you if a vegetable is safe and how often to offer it. Avoid the guesswork and keep your rabbit’s diet both varied and healthy.

Common Safe Vegetables

• Carrots (feed small, limited due to sugar)
• Romaine or Leaf Lettuce (avoid iceberg)
• Herbs: Cilantro, Dill, Parsley
• Bell Peppers (remove seeds and core)

Vegetables to Avoid

• Onion and Garlic (toxic)
• Potato Leaves and Stems
• Tomato Leaves and Stems

Feeding Frequency Tips

• Introduce new veggies one at a time over 3–5 days.
• Feed high-oxalate greens (spinach, kale) sparingly.
• Offer a mixed salad of 3–5 veggies for variety.

FAQs – Vegetable Safety for Rabbits

How do I introduce a new vegetable?

Offer 1–2 tablespoons for 3 days, watch for digestive upset, then increase if tolerated.

Can rabbits eat vegetables daily?

Yes—safe veggies can be offered daily but in moderation; treats should never replace hay.

What if a vegetable is unavailable in this checker?

When in doubt, consult a rabbit feeding guide or your vet.

For complete feeding balance, pair this with our Hay Requirement and Greens Portion calculators.