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Forum DIET & CARE veggies for journey

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    • nikkiky
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        I am looking for good bunny friendly veggies. Journey has proved to be a picky bunny when it comes to her veggies. She loves kale, parsley, dandelions, covers, and carrots. We have tried endives and they made her sick, dill, pumpkin, and mint were all a no go. Ideas?


      • Sarita
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          Try romaine and green leaf lettuce.


        • tobyluv
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            Other veggies to try are cilantro, swiss chard, radicchio, Brussels sprouts, collard greens, turnip greens, bok choy. You mentioned carrots, and the carrot tops are a great veggie for rabbits, if you can find good, fresh ones.

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