Grasses:
* Timothy hay: The most common and essential hay for rabbits.
* Orchard grass: A good source of fiber and nutrients.
* Bermuda grass: A good summer grass option.
* Oat hay: A good source of protein.
* Wheat hay: A good source of energy.
Herbs:
* Parsley
* Cilantro
* Basil
* Dill
* Mint
* Dandelion greens
* Chicory
* Thyme
* Rosemary
* Lavender (in moderation)
Leafy Greens:
* Spinach (in moderation)
* Kale (in moderation)
* Collard greens
* Mustard greens
* Arugula
* Endive
* Bok choy
* Romaine lettuce
* Carrot tops
* Dandelion greens
Other:
* Fruits: Apples, bananas, blueberries, strawberries (in moderation)
* Vegetables: Carrots, celery, broccoli, zucchini, bell peppers, cucumber
* Commercial rabbit pellets: These should make up a small portion of their diet, providing supplemental nutrients.
Important Notes:
* Fresh water: Rabbits need constant access to fresh water.
* Portion control: Offer a variety of foods in moderation.
* Avoid toxic plants: Some plants are poisonous to rabbits. Always research before offering new foods.
* Introduce new foods gradually: Start with small amounts to avoid digestive upset.
* Hay should be the staple: Hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet.
* Consult a veterinarian: For specific dietary recommendations for your rabbit.
It's crucial to provide a balanced diet for your rabbit to ensure good health and well-being.