Food and Treats

Your rabbits diet should be 80% hay, 10% greens, 5% pellets & 5% healthy treats.

Hay

• Hay is very important because it helps with digestion and it also helps to wear down rabbits teeth.

• Fresh hay should be the majority of your bunnies diet and should be available to them at all times.

• Timothy, grass or oat hay is best!

Greens and Veggies

• Rabbits enjoy a variety of greens and vegetables.

• Wash them and make sure they are free of pesticides.

• When introducing new greens and/or veggies, do so in small amounts.

• You can even grow your own bunny garden to help save money in the summer.

• Look on the back for a list of bunny safe options!

Pellets

• Even though pellets are a cheap and easy option, they should be used as an addition to your rabbits diet, and not the majority of it.

• Look for pellets that are high in fiver and low in protein.

• Pellets high in protein can lead to obesity and other health problems, especially in older rabbits.

Treats

• Bunnies love treats, but just like us, they should be given sparingly.

• Fruit is your best option for a treat, but again only give in small amounts due to sugar content.

• Some options are: strawberries, raspberries, bananas, apples (no seeds)

• Some store bought treats are good but be cautious of ones that are high in sugar and/or fats.