I've been wanting to know for a long time...?

Question

i really don't know yet the answer to these questions:

1.can rabbits eat...

broccoli

squash

apple

apple leaves

banana

banana leaves

banana pealings

mango peelings

any side effect?

please answer.i've been wondering if i can feed them those.and also,can anyone suggest good fruits to feed it?

2.)

Answer 1

rabbits would eat any type of fruit or veg but i would not give them peelings any fruit or veg will do as i had a rabbit just make sure you don't feed it too much fruit and veg as it can make them fat  some plants are quite good for rabbits too like my rabbit adored dandylions,gress and green leaves

Answer 2

green leafy vegetables are the best to feed your rabbits.. you can give them those fruits.. but everything should be in moderation...

Answer 3

Fresh, moist greens are about as important as hay in maintaining a healthy intestine. Try broccoli, dark leaf lettuces, kale, parsley, carrots (with tops!), endive, escarole, dill, basil, mint, cilantro, culantro, spinach, tomato, celery (cut up into 1" pieces, to avoid problems with the tough strings getting stuck on the molars!). Almost any green, leafy vegetable that's good for you (including fresh-grown garden herbs such as tarragon and various mints, with the exception of Pennyroyal) are good for a rabbit. Experiment and see which types your rabbit likes best! Rabbits love fresh, fragrant herbs fresh from the garden.

Answer 4

Broccoli-yes

squash-idk

apple-yes

apple leaves-probably, but if you don't know, don't feed it

bannana-yes, they love bannana

bannana leaves-bannana's have leaves?

bannana pealings-yes

mango pealings-idk

Answer 5

I'm from the Philippines. You are too right?

Anyway

from what I've read, you can feed them apples and apple peelings (take the seeds out)

You can feed it kang kong which is available at the supermarket for P10 a bundle.

You can also feed it oranges, carrot tops (which we don't normally eat) and Pineapple.

My rabbit also seems to like the makopa leaves, fruit and flower.

Other Fruits (according to rabbit.org):

Blueberries

Melon

Papaya

Peach

Pear

Plums

Raspberries

Strawberries

Sugary fruits such as bananas and grapes should be used only sparingly, as occasional treats. Bunnies have a sweet tooth and if left to their own devices will devour sugary foods to the exclusion of healthful ones.