Corn cob?

[Meghan910]

I'm having corn on the cob with dinner tonite and just wanted to know if it was safe to give Manhattan corn cob. Thanx.

Meghan

 

[angoralover]

Treats (to be given sparingly)

Carrots, parsnips, apple, banana, pear, blueberries, grapes, raisins,craisins, dried fruits. Be careful with sugary treats that make rabbitsfat and are bad for their teeth. Cereals, breads, crackers, grains,seeds or nuts should be fed only occasionally as a special treat. DONOT feed corn, fresh or dried. It can cause blockage of the digestivetract.

I read this off of the internet and it said never to feed your rabbitcorn on the cob. Give your rabbit a carrot tonightinsteadCassandra

 

[beans_mommy]

are peaches safe for rabbits??

thanks Donna

 

[roberts_rabbits_2008]

CAn you give a rabbit radishes? We ahda family reunion and not many of the relishes went i know they can havea little carrots and celery but not sure with the radishes? RObert

 

[beans_mommy]

i have given my rabbits radishes onlyone likes them........the radish greens however they alllove!! Donna

 

[Rowan]

I remembered Buck saying how he knew of a rabbitwho'd died from eating peach leaves so I went on the HRS list of safeand poisonous foods to have a look just now. It says leaves, twigs andseeds of peach are poisonous to rabbits but the peach fruit is safefood.

 

[angoralover]

I've heard that the leaves on corn on the cob aresafe for your rabbit to eat (my rabbits love them!). But just don'tfeed them the corn, it causes digestive problems.

Cassandra

 

[Carolyn]

A good website to check out as to what is good and what isn't for rabbits is:

Safe Foods for Rabbits:http://earthhome.tripod.com/saferab.html

-Carolyn