The bunny food pyramid

This is a helpful guide to ensure your bunny is getting the right nutrition. Check out the full list of approved foods below!

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Red Apple Fruit

Treats, fruit, carrot

Pellets​

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Fresh green vegetables

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Kale
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Dried HayDried Hay

Hay and grass

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2 to 3 times per week

an egg cup a day

per 2.3kg bunny

about 1 cup a day

unlimited

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Tip

Always ensure to rinse food well before feeding your bunny!

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Rabbit foods

When introducing a new food, try a little bit first and monitor for 24 hours to see how it affects your individual bunny.

Note that foods marked in pink with * are treat foods that should only be given in small amounts.

Agrimony

Alfalfa*

Apples*

Apple Tree (leaves & twigs)

Asparagus*

Banana*

Basil

Beetroot greens

Blackberries* (incl. leaves)

Blackcurrant leaves

Blueberries*

Bok Choy

Broccoli leaves & tops

Brussel Sprouts

Burdock

Cabbage

Calendula

Chamomile

Chicory

Capsicum

Carrot*

Carrot-tops (green bit)

Cauliflower (incl. leaves)

Celeriac

Celery stalks & leaves

Chickweed

Chicory

Citrus tree branches

Cleavers (goosegrass/sticky weed)

Clover*

Collard

Common mallow

Coriander

Cornflower

Cucumber

Dandelion

Dill

colorful bell peppers
cauliflower
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parsley , cilantro
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Echinacea

Fennel

Goats Rue

Hawkbit

Jerusalem artichoke

Kale

Lemon balm

Marigold

Mint

Mustard

Nasturtium

Oxeye

Pear leaves and twigs

Pansy

Parsley

Plantain

Puha

Pumpkin

Radicchio

Radish roots and tops

Raspberries*

Rocket

Roses (leaves & flowers)

Sage

Silverbeet/Chard

Spinach

Strawberries*

Sunflower

Swede

Thyme

Turnip

Watercress

Willow

Yarrow

Yu choy

Zucchini / courgette (incl. flowers but NOT leaves)