Can rabbits eat ivy? Can rabbits eat ivy

Rabbits can eat this Spring City, but rabbits generally can't eat it. If there is water in it, you can't give it to him, you must give it to him to eat dry things. Something dry and the rabbit won't get sick.

My family's can. You can try to break it a little bit often, and if it can swallow and there is no abnormal reaction, then that's fine.

Ivy is not in the rabbit's recipe... Upstairs, don't use bunnies as experiments... Can it eat indiscriminately...

If you have a problem eating, do you go to the hospital to see? . . It's so expensive to say... Can you guarantee that you will not abandon your child when he is sick?

I don't know, I can eat loofah seeds anyway.

Rabbit food is better, feed some fruits and vegetables and the like, you can replenish water for it, no need to feed water.

Recommended vegetables: asparagus, broccoli, kale, cabbage, radish, carrot leaves, cauliflower, cauliflower leaves, celery, celery leaves, cucumbers, kale, mung beans, parsnip, peas, snow peas, pumpkin, radish leaves, arugula, spinach, pumpkin, rape, radish, cress.

Recommended fruits: apples, apricots, bananas, blackberries, blackberry leaves, blueberries, cherries, grapes, kiwi, mangoes, melons, nectarines, peaches, pears, pineapples, plums, raspberries, raspberry leaves, strawberries, strawberry leaves, tomatoes.

Poisonous plants and inedible:

Deadly sunflower, evergreen trees, shrubs, digitalis, ivy, peach and plum leaves, potato tops, tomato leaves and tulips.

It is recommended to provide rabbits with one and a half to two and a half cups of fresh vegetables per day (excluding unweaned). But excessive amounts of fruit may cause obesity and dental disease. It should not exceed 1-2 tablespoons per day.

After all, rabbit food is not necessarily completely guaranteed, and it is recommended to develop in the direction of fruits and vegetables

Young rabbits should take coccidiosis drugs first, otherwise they are generally easy to die. You can buy alfalfa grass and timber grass on **, both of which are sold in the sun, and you can also buy some trial rabbit food, which do not need to buy more, because if the rabbit is not driven away in time, the mortality rate is very high. It's all bought on **.

If the rabbit is less than a month old, you can also feed some goat's milk first, which is generally sold in supermarkets. Milk cannot be fed as the protein particles are too large.

**You can buy rabbit food and grass (alfalfa grass, Timothy grass). Use a professional ball-ball kettle to drink water for rabbits (fill boiling water or purified water, raw water will make rabbits diarrhea and die). There is also an iron cage to put a footpad plate at the bottom.

Otherwise, it is easy to get foot dermatitis. Don't feed more vegetables and fruits. . . If you must feed it, it is best to dry it and dehydrate it before feeding.

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You don't have to eat grass, you can eat carrots.

It's best not to let him eat it, if he accidentally eats it, feed some lactase, and be careful of rabbit diarrhea

Be careful! Many plants that are harmful to humans or even harmless are harmful to rabbits, but usually they recognize themselves. Unless you didn't feed the grass ......

My rabbit likes to eat the moon season, spider plant, confirmed non-toxic!

It doesn't matter, rabbits are very picky about food.

As long as it's not poisonous, let it eat if it likes it!!

If rabbits take the initiative to eat it, it may not be a big deal, they have an innate ability to recognize. Poisonous ones will not be eaten.

But even if you say this, it doesn't mean that you can eat blindly, you have to standardize your diet... Otherwise, you do so at your own risk...

Of course, I used to pick up the petals of the flower spots after school and feed them to our family, and I have been fine for a long time now. Also, there are weeds in our yard that bloom, and "snowflakes" are also fond of eating.

Yes, my family's "Xiaoxiao" eats flowers, at that time I just wanted to pick some petals to decorate the cage for it, who would have thought that it would eat it, so cute!

Rabbit bai

There is a lot of grass that can be eaten.

Giant Juncao is recommended here.

zhidi. 1. High yield per mu of Giant Juncao; The conservative estimate of the DAO in the south is about 30 tons, and the north is about 18 tons.

Clause. 2. Giant Juncao cattle and sheep love to eat; Giant Juncao has a high crude protein content, rich in a variety of trace elements, and has strong palatability, crisp and sweet.

Clause. 3. Giant Juncao is easy to plant; Giant Juncao is a perennial forage grass that can be harvested for decades when planted at a time, harvested as needed, and grown as it is cut. There's no need to manage too much.

Wild grasses that rabbits can eat and the more common ones are: dog tail grass cow tendon grass plantain wolf tail grass rabbit grass dandelion, etc.

What succulents are divided.

Generally speaking, succulents are not harmful to people, because most succulents are not poisonous, but there are some species that are poisonous, such as "unicorn palm", "keel", and "jade tree".

Wait. It is important to note that even if there is dew on a non-poisonous plant, rabbits can get sick and have a high mortality rate.

Rabbits need to eat Timothy grass and rabbit food, goose down vine has not heard of it, and then you can't give it dog tail grass, dandelion is OK, dandelion is cool, can not eat too much.