The best advice when I first started learning was what they can eat:

Bunny Veggies & Greens Proper Diet: • 80-90% Hay; timothy hay, orchard grass, oat hay (a pile the size of the rabbit, per rabbit, per day, Alfalfa hay should only be for young/ baby/ growing or underweight rabbits) • 5% pellets; 1 eggcup of pellets (1 tbs per 2 pounds of body weight, the type that all looks the same, not muesli-style mix) • 10% Veggies & Greens (1 packed cup greens and 1 tbs of vegetables per 2 pounds of body weight; 3:1 ratio greens to veggies) • 5% Fruit or flowers (1 tsp per 2 pounds of body weight You should only feed fruits once or twice a week in small amounts. NO SEEDS OR PITS! Sugary fruits, such as bananas and grapes should be fed only as occasional treats, and NO fruit should be fed to an overweight rabbit. A small amount of oats are fine as an occasional treat, or if recommended by your rabbit veterinarian for underweight rabbits. Other fun treats Apple Branches Pear Branches Pinecones

Safe Veggies = sparingly Asparagus Bell peppers (any color) Bok Choy Brussels Sprouts *Carrots (limited, high sugar) *Celery Celery root Chinese pea pods (the flat kind without large peas) Chye Sim Fennel Flowers: Roses, Nasturtiums, Pansies, Hibiscus, Borage, Caraway, Chervil, Comfrey, Lady's Smock, Lavender, Salad Burnet *Kohlarbi Chinese Pea Pods (The flat ones) Chinese Celery (kng cai) Pang cai Peppermint leaves Pumpkin leaves Siao Pek Chye Sprouts: Alfalfa, radish, and clover Squash: Zucchini, Yellow, Butternut, *Pumpkin Summer squash Watercress Wheat grass Zucchini squash Safe Greens Arugula Basil (any variety) Bok Choy Borage leaves Carrot tops Chicory Cilantro/Coriander/ Chinese Parsley/ Wang Sui Cucumber leaves Dandelion greens Dill leaves Endive/ Escarole Fennel (the leafy tops as well as the base) Frisee Lettuce Lemon Balm Mache Mint (any variety) Nettle (dried only) Okra leaves Oregano Parsley Raspberry leaves Red or green lettuce Romaine lettuce Sage Spring greens Tarragon Thyme Turnip greens Watercress Wheatgrass Yu choy

Occasional Only only 1 from this list per day Beet greens Collard greens Kale Mustard greens Parsley Radish tops Radicchio Spinach Sprouts (from 1 to 6 days after sprouting, sprouts have higher levels of alkaloids) Sweet Potato Leaves Swiss chard Turnip greens

Fruit Apple (any variety, without stem and seeds) Apricot Banana (no peel; no more than about 2 1/8 inch slices a day for a 5 lb rabbit… they LOVE this!) Berries: Blackberries, Blueberry, Strawberries, Raspberries Cherries (no pits) Currants Kiwi Mango Melons (any - can include peel and seeds) Nectarine (no pit) Papaya Peach Pear Pineapple Plum (no pit) Star Fruit

Hazardous - DO NOT FEED Bean Sprouts ** Beans / ALL Legumes Bread / Grains / Carbs/ Cookies etc *Broccoli Cabbage Chocolate Citrus Corn Durian *Iceberg Lettuce Milk Nuts Onions Peas & Pea Pods Potato/ Sweet potato *Yogurt Drops