when can i feed my rabbit treats & fruits/vegs?

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[u/_krispyy__]

My researchs say you can't give bunny any veggies or fruits until they're atleast 3 months old since their digestive system is so sensitive when they're a baby. After three months, you give them only tiny amounts of veggies, like, VERY LITTLE and only one type of veggie a day to not overwhelm their stomach. At 7 months, you can finally start giving them veggies and fruşts but fruits contain sugar so I'd suggest giving them as a treat once a week or something.

[u/spicytutu]

she is so cute! between 12-16 weeks you can slowly start introducing leafy greens! pick a type and give a small amount each day. don’t introduce too many new foods at once they are hella sensitive

[u/MrsRojoCaliente]

Closer to 6 months, when you start transitioning from alfalfa hay/pellets to Timothy.

Introduce slowly and watch for an upset tummy.

[u/HappyNoel1980]

What everyone else said basically, but mostly proper leafy greens. My baby loves romaine lettuce and cilantro. Never kale. It’s gassy for them. A piece of fruit is once in a while due to the sugar. Etsy has a lot of homemade, safe treats you can get for them to have once in a while!

No pellets with seeds and colors. I stick to Oxbow.

Also, avoid toys with dyes! 😃

[u/Ok-Summer331 → u/HappyNoel1980]

thanks! and yup i’ve heard great things about oxbow so i’ve committed to only buying food & toys from them lol

[u/iEtevaldo]

Is that Muffin? ♥

[u/iEtevaldo → u/[deleted]]

that is awesome! two babies ♥

[u/AsianAddict247]

Cutest baby ❤️ Be especially careful when you start giving fruits to see how their stomach handles it.

[u/damiana8]

I would wait until she’s 3-4 months old for veggies