Good & Bad Rabbit Treats

GOOD RABBIT TREATS Apples Bananas (especially the brown ones) Beans, if cooked (not castor beans) Beets (both top and root of plant) Berries Blackberry bush leaves Bread (especially dried-out bread) Carpet grass Carrots (roots and tops) Cereal (if low fat and low sugar) Clovers (any but sweet clover) Comfrey (sparingly) Corn (grain, stalks, husks, and silk) Crabgrass Cucumbers Dandelion leaves Escarole Fruit tree limbs (not the leaves) Grapefruit (sparingly) Grass (pesticide free) Hay Jerusalem artichoke (all parts of plant) Kale Kohlrabi (all parts of plant) Kudzu Lespedeza Malva (Cheeseweed) Mango Maple tree limbs (not leaves) Millet (Foxtail and Japanese) Milo Oats (sparingly) Oranges (sparingly) Orchard grass Papaya Parsley Pineapple Rye, rye grass, and Italian rye grass Sweet gum branches (not leaves) Timothy grass, fresh or hay Turnips (tops and roots) Willow tree limbs

BAD FOR RABBITS   Azalea Autumn Crocus Bulbs (all) Cabbage Castor beans Caladium Chokecherry (leaves or pits) Cyclamen Dogwood Dumb Cane Fireweed Foxgloves Goldenrod Horehound Hydrangea Hyacinth Iris Ivy Jimsonweed Johnson grass Kalanchoe Larkspur Laurel Lettuce (Iceberg) Lily Milkweed Oak Oleander Pears Pigweed Poinsettia Poppy Potatoes (leaves, sprouts, or peel) Rhododendron Rhubarb leaves Sago Palm Soybeans or soybean vines Spinach Sweet clover Tomato leaves and sprouted seeds Wild cherry Yew