On the off chance that your rabbit’s eating regimen for the most part comprises of roughage and pellets, then certain precautionary measures must be taken when you pick your pet’s day by day vegetables. Beneath you can discover a rundown of regular crisp nourishments alongside the recommended sustaining recurrence. On the off chance that your rabbit predominantly eats new grass, then the things recorded under “once in a while” might be nourished all the more frequently.
List of Fresh Food For Rabbit
Apple: Without Core and Seeds; has Sugar
Arugula: High in Calcium
Asparagus: Diuretic, bolster once in a while if by any means
Avocado: Causes Diarrhea
Banana: High in Sugar
Basil
Beans: No Legumes
Porree
Onion: No bulbous Plants
Beet: High in Oxalic Acid
Blueberry: High in Oxalic Acid
Bok Choi: High in Calcium
Broccoli: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Cabbage: Introduce Slowly
Carrot (with greens): High in Oxalic Acid, High in Sugar
Cauliflower: Introduce Slowly
Celery: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Camomile
Cherry
Chicory: High in Oxalic Acid; Inner Leaves as it were
Chives: High in Oxalic Acid
Cilantro
Collard Greens: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Corn: Feed Leaves, yet not Corn itself (Starch)
Cranberry
Cucumber: Peel if locally acquired (waxed)
Dandelion: High in Oxalic Acid
Dill
Eggplant: High in Oxalic Acid; No Greens
Endive: High in Calcium
Escarole: High in Oxalic Acid
Fennel: With Greens; Without Core
Grape: No seeds
Pea: No Legumes
Ice sheet Lettuce
Kale: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Kiwi: High in Oxalic Acid
Kohlrabi
Leek: No bulbous Plants
Melon: High in Sugar
Mint
Mustard Greens: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Okra: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Orange: High in Sugar; excessively acidic
Oregano
Parsley: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Parsnip: High in Oxalic Acid; Peel Skin
Peach
Pear: High in Sugar; may bring about Diarrheax
Pepper (sweet; ringer): High in Oxalic Acid; No Seeds or Core
Pineapple: High in Sugar
Plum: High in Oxalic Acid
Potato: High in Oxalic Acid
Pumpkin: All sorts palatable for people
Radish: High in Oxalic Acid
Rasberry: High in Oxalic Acid
Rhubarb: High in Oxalic Acid
Romaine Lettuce
Rosemary
Sage
Spinach: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Squash: High in Oxalic Acid
Strawberry: High in Sugar; with clears out
Sweet Potato: High in Oxalic Acid
Thyme
Tomato: NO GREENS; Feed just when ready
Turnip Greens: High in Calcium and Oxalic Acid
Watercress: May aggravate Respiratory Systemx
Zucchini: High in Oxalic Acid
