Grayce Pedersen

Rabbits shouldn’t go long without eating food. After all, those little fluffy and cuddly creatures are binge eaters. They’ll eat hays and herbs constantly as long as they’re awake.  But like many pet owners, the question must’ve arisen in your mind lately— how long can your rabbit go without eating anything?  Mostly, bunnies can abstain … Read more

Radish is safe for rabbits, but only sparingly. Although radish contains some good nutrients that are healthy for humans, it shouldn’t be considered an ideal food item for rabbits.  Since raw radish per hundred grams contains about 95% water content, it won’t go well with your rabbit’s digestive system. Your bunny may suffer from diarrhea … Read more

Squash must be an unusual fruit, but when it grows abundantly in your garden or the fields, you can’t help but bring some home. However, if you have a rabbit at home, you must be wondering—  if rabbits can eat squash without any side effects. Well, yes. Rabbits can eat squash without exhibiting any side … Read more

Green onions, the green stalks of onions that are a staple in a lot of households and an essential ingredient in cooking and garnishing, are packed with nutrition. They’re rich in Vitamin C and B Vitamins and contain minerals sulfur, potassium, and phosphorus.  These are all elements that are good for rabbits, which means green … Read more

Most of the time, the things that are good for us aren’t suitable for rabbits. This includes the vast majority of fruits which, due to their high sugar content and a few nutrients that do more harm than good, are unsuitable for rabbits.  Oranges are one such fruit that can put rabbit owners in confusion. … Read more

Bunnies are very sensitive creatures, which means you can’t give them just anything. Some things, however, can be fed as treats, but of course, not frequently.  Blackberries are packed with great nutrition, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and other things that can benefit your rabbit. So can rabbits eat blackberries?  Keep on reading to learn how safe … Read more

Arugula, a green leafy vegetable belonging to the same family as spinach and cabbage, is a peppery-tasting veggie. Also known as rockets and roquette, this vegetable is a great addition to our salads due to its crunchy texture and peppery taste. Green leafy vegetables make up a significant portion of a rabbit’s diet due to … Read more

Rabbits are naturally drawn to fruits because they are quite sweet. However, fruits aren’t good for them all the time, especially when it’s something sugary and tangy like kiwi.  So, can rabbits eat kiwi? With caution, bunnies can eat kiwis, which can have certain benefits for their overall health. Be it as a supplement at … Read more

Onions are a staple in almost every household. They’re quite rich in good minerals like iron, sulfur, potassium, phosphorus, and calcium, and have vitamins B6, B9 (folate), and C.  So, onions should be good and relatively safe for herbivores, like rabbits, right? This is something every rabbit owner has wondered at least once in their … Read more