A practical guide to healthy rabbit diets
A fibre-rich diet supports rabbit teeth, digestion and long-term wellbeing. Hay should make up the majority of what most rabbits eat.
What owners should know
This guide offers general information and cannot diagnose an individual pet. Changes that are sudden, severe or worrying should always be discussed with a veterinary professional.
Unlimited good-quality hay
The right approach depends on your pet’s age, history and everyday routine. A consultation allows advice to be tailored rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all answer.
A measured portion of suitable pellets
Keep a note of symptoms, timing and any recent changes. Photographs or short videos can also help your veterinary team understand what you have noticed at home.
Safe leafy greens introduced gradually
Keep a note of symptoms, timing and any recent changes. Photographs or short videos can also help your veterinary team understand what you have noticed at home.
Why sudden diet changes can be risky
Keep a note of symptoms, timing and any recent changes. Photographs or short videos can also help your veterinary team understand what you have noticed at home.
Contact a vet promptly for breathing difficulty, collapse, repeated seizures, uncontrolled bleeding, suspected poisoning or severe pain.