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Rabbit Illness
I suggests recording the following possible signs when a rabbit has eaten a toxic plant: abdominal tenderness, hemorrhage, difficulty breathing, depression, diarrhea, anorexia, mouth irritation, pain, convulsions, vomiting, weakness, and death.
If your rabbit likes to dig, I recommends removing dormant bulbs and filling your flower beds with rabbit-safe plants. How about a
or a dedicated burrowing area or container full of plants and vegetables your rabbit can eat?
For more rabbit enhancement tips, contact our pet lover team.
Rabbit Safe Flowers and Plant
Rabbit-safe plants include chickweed, clover, chamomile, dandelion, nasturtium, nettle, rose, pansy, marigold, and sunflower.
Rabbit-safe garden vegetables include kale, romaine lettuce, bok choy, carrot greens (carrots themselves are high in sugar, so eat them in moderation), basil, and broccoli greens.
Now you’re ready to start a sunny day by looking around your garden and plucking all the plants that could get your rabbit in trouble.
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