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Rabbits cannot expel gas and plants such as Clover causes gas. Feeding on foods that produce gas can result in bloating, pain and if not careful can be fatal. It is best to confine the rabbit's grazing or eating part of the garden to a grassy area. Foods that are safe to feed a rabbit in small amounts are Basil, Beet Greens, Carrot and Carrot tops, Celery leaves, Dandelion leaves and flower, Dill, Mint, Parsley, Watercress, Wheatgrass. From the above list, it can be seen, some common herbs are fine to feed.
The majority of a wild rabbit's natural diet is grass and leaves; they also eat some vegetables, fruits, and grains. Pet rabbits eat hay, pellets, and certain fresh vegetables and fruits (see the related question below for details). The kind of food that people leave behind in parks is very unhealthy for rabbits.og food doesn't have the right vitamins for rabbits, either: it has the right ones for dogs. If you feed dog food to a rabbit, you will make it sick. All pets need a species-specific diet; for bunnies, that means unlimited hay and water, and some rabbit pellets and fresh leafy greens daily.