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Forum DIET & CARE Can rabbits eat fruit leather?

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    • Wolf
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        Can rabbits eat fruit leather?


      • LongEaredLions
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          Can they? Yes.
          Should they? No!
          Fruit leather is heavily processed and can contain animal-based ingredients such as gelatin. Regular fruit is much healthier.


        • Monkeybun
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            If you make it yourself by pureeing and drying it, it would be fine in small doses. Store bought stuff isn’t as good

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