Are rabbits carnivores?

Rabbits are a delicate case, though, as they're particularly vulnerable to diet-related diseases. A diet high in protein, calcium, vitamin D and fat - exactly what you'd get from a carnivorous diet - is deadly to a rabbit. Their bodies use very little protein, and so they must excrete much of what they eat through urine. read more

Rabbits are not carnivores. If they smell flesh, they get away instantly. If there is a cat nearby, they hide. They are 100% veggie animals, just like their distant relatives, the horses. Now, asking why or why not an animal is a carnivore or herbivore is simply stupid. read more