Is hamster food bad for rabbits?
Will hamster food hurt a rabbit? No, you should not feed your bunnies gerbil or hamster food. These are two different species. Rabbits are herbivores and primarily consume fiber which consists of vegetables and plant-based foods.
Do rabbits and hamsters eat the same food?
Rabbits need a diet that is particularly high in fiber and hamsters are not fed the same way so it follows food designed for hamsters would not be ideal for rabbits. Hamster food is not nutritionally balanced for a rabbit so it is not ideal to give your bunny anything that is not a direct response to what it needs.
Can a rabbit survive on just hay?
No, absolutely not. A rabbit’s primary diet ingredient is hay. They need to eat as much hay as then can during the day. In fact, rabbits don’t need to eat anything else to survive and be healthy.
Can bunnies eat purple grapes?
Yes, rabbits can eat grapes. Most rabbits adore grapes (red or purple). Bunnies are known to be extremely fond of fruits. But, it should be kept in mind that bunnies tend to have a very sensitive digestive system, so grapes can only be served as a dessert or as occasional treat.
Can rabbits eat cabbage daily?
Cabbage is a safe cruciferous vegetable your rabbit can eat every day. Any cabbage is a healthy choice for your rabbit, and common types include white, green, red (purple), savoy, and Chinese (Bok Choy).
Can rabbits eat onions?
Can my rabbit eat onion and garlic? Onion and garlic have many purported medicinal uses; however, they should not be fed to rabbits. Onions and garlic have an immunosuppressive effect in rabbits, and rabbits may also have an anaphylactic reaction. See Vegetables and Treats for safe foods to feed your rabbit instead.
Can bunnies eat cheese?
Rabbits should not eat cheese. You should not feed cheese to bunnies, because cheese is high in fats with no fibre – while rabbits need food (like grass) low in fats with lots of fibre. Dairy products like cheese also contain lactose, which rabbits can’t digest.