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Frequently Asked Questions

• What kind of food do Bunnies eat in the wild?

  Younger bunnies need more protein because they’re growing, so they need to eat more pellets. Older bunnies need more fibre, and so they should eat up to 90% hay. Besides, consider that rabbits eat only grass and plants in the wild.

• Is it OK to eat a wild rabbit?

  Wild rabbits can decimate an unfenced garden and level every barely-edible piece of green. By killing and eating these rabbits, you not only protect the native vegetation, but also get the nutrients from the plants they ate. Here are some tips on killing, preparing, and eating these animals.

• What happens if a rabbit does not eat for a second day?

  Toxic bacteria in the intestinal tract will overwhelm the beneficial bacteria, leading to serious illness and death if the rabbit does not eat. Any rabbit who has not eaten for a second day needs to see a veterinarian with knowledge of rabbit medicine. Prevention is the best cure.

• Is it OK for a bunny to eat cardboard?

  Yes. A bunny can eat cardboard, but you do need to be careful to offer cardboard to your bunnies in moderation. Cardboard contains cellulose which is essentially very close to eating vegetables for rabbits but contains no nutritional value.

• What kind of food do Rabbits eat in the wild?

  In the wild rabbits eat: Twigs, bark, pine needles, buds, and green grass or plants they can find, during the winter If the area is scorched, bunnies can actually climb trees to eat their leaves. What do Rabbits Eat and Drink? Welcome to the main section of this article. Here is where you will find out exactly what to feed your bunny.

• How many cups of veggies can a bunny eat?

  Dwarf rabbits can eat a cup of these veggies per day tops, while medium-sized and large adult bunnies can eat up to two cups of them daily: You can also give your bunny some of the vegetables and flowers below occasionally – maximum two times weekly:

• What foods do bunnies not eat in the wild?

  • Carrots. Bunnies don’t eat root vegetables in the wild. Besides, carrots are packed with sugar, so you should only give bunnies small pieces of carrot as occasional snacks, meaning 1-3 pieces per week, depending on your bunny’s size. • Lettuce.

• Can you order pizza with Just Eat App?

  Order your favourite dishes with your smartphone or Android tablet using the Just Eat application. You feel like a nice pizza, a salad, a burger or a poké?