What To Feed a Rabbit | Safe Veggies

What To Feed a Rabbit | Safe Veggies

As I said in the video, if you are researching rabbit nutrition, be sure to look at many different sources and then make your own decisions about what to feed your rabbits. All bunnies are different, and there are many factors which may impact on choosing a good diet including any health problems they may have, if they are living outdoors (over Winter) and much more. Hopefully this video has given you some guidance towards choosing a diet suitable for your rabbits.

Info about carrots for bunnies:
Source - http://www.diebrain.de/nh-moehre.html

"Of course, first thing that comes to the high water content. However, a fluid intake over the vegetables is quite reasonable and desirable. The cell-bound liquid is taken as uniform. The fluid provides a good metabolism and makes easier elimination of calcium and toxins from the body.

Next, the carbohydrate content is striking. Spoke very simply, this is the sugar content - but sugar is not the same sugar. The sugar content of carrots is like the table shows, as follows:
. Fructose 1.320 mg, 1.680 mg sucrose, glucose 1.632 mg
Thus, the sugar content is in turn very balanced. The glucose is taken early in the digestive process and provides the animal immediately energy, the fructose is only partially absorbed and the sucrose is broken down in the gut until later. To Carrots are especially in winter for rabbits and guinea pigs good source of energy, as they do (of all living beings as "fuel" needed) quantity of sugar over a longer period provides. This also offers the carrot but an ideal calcium / phosphorus value and various vitamins and trace elements."

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