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Arugula

Arugula is quite a common vegetable. It can be given to your pet rabbits daily. It is quite similar to Radish, Kale & Cabbage. Although it has a peppery-bitter taste most rabbits I’ve known will happily eat it.

Carrot Tops

As you might know, rabbits do love carrots as much as Bugs Bunny, so if you are feeding carrots which come with the tops then your pet rabbits will love to eat the tops. They have a good amount of Vitamin C  as well.

Cucumber Leaves

Cucumber leaves are also a good choice when it comes to feeding your rabbit. They have a high water content so bunnies will chow down on summer days. They do have a velvety surface which may irritate some rabbits.

Endive

Endive is a leafy vegetable similar to lettuce. Although it is somewhat bitter in taste, some rabbits do prefer to eat it. All parts of this of this vegetable is suitable for rabbit consumption. It can be given to pet rabbits daily.

Escarole

Similar to kale in taste and texture, pet rabbits love to chow down of Escarole. This vegetable is quite leafy and contains a fair amount of Vitamin A & C. This can added to your bunny’s daily diet.

Frisee Lettuce

Although called lettuce, Frisee is more closely related to vegetables like Endive. They have a similar taste but their leaves are curled and look like fern fonds. They are crisp when fresh and very healthy for rabbits.

Kale

A staple of rabbit diets everywhere. All varieties of Kale are ideal rabbit food. They have high nutrition value and offer add a good amount of iron and vitamin c to your rabbit’s diet. Can be fed daily.

Mache

A soft and small leafed vegetable, Mache can become a regular part of a rabbit’s diet. It has a distinct nutty flavor which some rabbits may really enjoy.

Red Lettuce or Green Lettuce

This is a vegetable that is commonly found in most supermarkets around the world. It is high in water content and has a neutral taste which rabbits like. It can be given to pet rabbits daily.

Romaine lettuce

Romaine lettuce is another leafy vegetable that you can give a pet rabbit every day. Its readily available and cheap.

Spring Greens

They are similar to vegetables like cabbage, perfect addition to most rabbit diets. They can be fed to pet rabbits daily without worry.

Turnip Greens

These are highly nutritious, they contain a good amount of sodium, potassium & magnesium. All of these nutrients are very important for your rabbit’s brain development and nerve function.

Dandelion greens

All parts of the Dandelion plant are edible to rabbits. Most rabbits will happily chow down on these plus they contain Vitamins A, C & K.

Mint

A common herb found throughout the world, some rabbits love mint other may straight out refuse to eat it. It is said that it helps with bowel problems in rabbits. Any variety can be added to a pet rabbit’s daily diet

Basil

An excellent source of essential nutrients like Vitamin K, Iron & Manganese. Most rabbits love basil. Most varieties are perfect fine for the consumption of pet rabbits.

Watercress

Watercress can be found around the world and is a very good addition to pet rabbit’s daily vegetables. It is high in Vitamin A & C.

Wheatgrass

Wheatgrass can easily be grown in your kitchen counter in house. High in nutrients and antioxidents it be given to pet rabbits daily.

Chicory Leaves

Chicory leaves can be a great source of rare micro nutrients like Thiamin, Niacin & Zinc. Adding Chicory leaves to a bunny’s diet is said to increase their appetite.

Raspberry Leaves

These leaves are soft and an excellent addition to pet rabbit’s diet. Although hard to find in the markets. They are said to be high in Antioxidents and Vitamins.

Cilantro

A very common herb that grows around the world, they a fragrant and can help encourage rabbits into eating if they don’t have an appetite. It can be given to pet rabbits daily.

Radicchio

Unlike the name Radicchio is leafy vegetable similar to cabbages. They contain high amount of micro nutrients like Zinc, Copper & Anthocianins which promote heart health in pet rabbits.

Bok Choy

This vegetable is filled with Vitamin C, E & Beta Carotene. It also contains high amount of the mineral Selenium which is quite good for a bunny’s skin and fur.

Fennel

Both Fennel bulbs and leaves contain high amount of Vitamin C & Manganese which are really good for pet rabbits.

Borage leaves

Another rare but quite nutritious vegetable. Borage leaves help reduce inflammation in pet rabbits as well as promote kidney health.

Dill Leaves

A common herb, Dill leaves are rich in antioxidants and a good source of vitamin C, Magnesium, and Vitamin A. They also promote heart health in pet rabbits.

Yu Choy

This leafy green vegetable is a good source of Vitamins B,C and Minerals. Can be easily included in a bunny’s daily diet.

Parsley

A common herb, Parsley contains Vitamins that help with rabbit’s bone & eye health. But, it also contains high level of Oxalic Acid which can cause kidney problems in rabbits. Parsley should not be given to rabbit more than once or twice a week.

Spinach

Called a super food, Spinach contains high amount of nutrients like Iron which play a key role in maintaining healthy blood cells. But it also contains high levels of Oxalic Acid so it cannot be fed to rabbit more than once or twice a week.

Mustard Greens

Mustard Greens are rich with heart & bone healthy nutrients such as Vitamin K and Folic Acid. Some rabbits quite enjoy the peppery taste of Mustard Greens but the contain Alkaloids therefore should only be given in small qualities a few times a month at the max.

Beet greens

Beet Greens are dense with lots of healthy nutrients like Iron, Calcium, Copper and Vitamin K but these too are high in Oxalic Acid. They can only be given to pet rabbit just once or twice a week.

Swiss chard

Swiss Chard can be a great source for Vitamins K,A & C. They can be included in a rabbit’s diet a couple of times a month but no more due to its high Oxalic Acid content.

Radish Tops

If your radishes come with their tops then you can definitely give them to your rabbit in small quantities a few times a month due to their Alkaloid content.