Can rabbits eat blueberries?

A rabbit's main diet is hay, but they can also enjoy fruit, vegetables, herbs, plants and weeds. Here is a list of safe foods that bunnies can eat. read more

As much as possible, feed your pet rabbit freshly-picked and freshly-washed blueberries instead of the frozen ones that you can buy from the frozen section of your local supermarket. Once blueberries are frozen, there is a high possibility that it will lose some of its nutritional value. read more

Make sure your rabbit eats plenty of hay and greens a day a rabbit 3 kilos and over should have 1 cup of greens a day and for rabbits 3 kilos and under should have half a cup a day no more or it can be hazardous. Try to feed you rabbit on pellets because the mixed foods can make your rabbit fussy at eating different things. read more

Many rabbits like blueberries, and they can eat them (and other berries) as a treat so long as they also eat a healthy diet of lots and lots of hay, and high-quality pellets and fresh greens daily. Generally, blueberries and other treats are not good for rabbits. read more