Can Rabbits Eat Cornflakes?
When you think of breakfast cereals like Cornflakes, you might wonder if they are a suitable treat for your pet rabbit. After all, they’re convenient and often sitting right there …
When you think of breakfast cereals like Cornflakes, you might wonder if they are a suitable treat for your pet rabbit. After all, they’re convenient and often sitting right there …
When I started raising rabbits in the third grade, I had eight does (mother rabbits) and one buck (father rabbit). There was always a doe that had just given birth, …
Banana peels are a great snack for your rabbit if the banana is organic. Otherwise, you can give your rabbit the banana fruit, the part of the banana that you …
Holland Lops and Mini Lops are the two most popular varieties of lop rabbits, rabbits with ears that hang down. Both of these breeds are well-known for their floppy ears …
When you are browsing the shelves at the pet supply store looking for things your rabbits need, you might come across salt blocks. You might find little cylindrical blocks of …
Yes, rabbits can eat pumpkin. Rabbits can eat pumpkin seeds (pepitas), too. But rabbits should not be fed more than a tablespoon (about 15 grams) of canned or raw pumpkin …
If you follow famous rabbits on the Internet, you may be familiar with a famous hairless rabbit, Mr. Bigglesworth. Mr. Bigglseworth was named after the hairless cat in the Austin Powers …
Rabbits will indeed eat cucumber plants. Both wild and pet rabbits are attracted to cucumber plants, which offer a blend of fibers, minerals, and vitamins that contribute to their overall …
Despite what you may have read or heard, rabbits really are hypoallergenic. “Hypoallergenic” does not mean that rabbits never cause any allergies. Describing rabbits as hypoallergenic means that they are …
Have you ever looked at the tender, green leaves on a freshly picked radish and wondered if they were edible? They are! Radish leaves are a peppery addition to salads, …