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Candace Rogers

Can Rabbits Eat Spinach


Hop on board, folks! We're about to continue our wild ride into the greens-filled world of rabbit nutrition. Sure, Popeye may have made spinach famous for its superpowers, but what about our fluffy friends? Can rabbits benefit from a spinach-packed diet? The answer is a resounding "yes!" But before you start whipping up spinach smoothies for your bunny, let's dive into the nitty-gritty details of this leafy green veggie.





Spinach is a great source of vitamins and minerals that can help keep your bunny healthy and strong. However, like all good things, too much of it can lead to digestive issues.


Introduce spinach slowly and in small portions to see how your bunny reacts. If all is well, you can gradually increase the amount you give them. Think weeks not hours and be sure to wash it thoroughly to remove any dirt or chemicals.


Per usual, spinach should not make up a significant portion of your rabbit's diet. A healthy diet for a rabbit includes plenty of hay, fresh veggies, AND a high-quality pellet food or your own special mix that hits all the correct components.


The goal is to ensure that your rabbit is happy AND healthy. So go ahead and give your furry friend a little taste of the leafy greens, increasing slowly, they may just love it!


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