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Forum DIET & CARE Can rabbit eat almond?

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    • TiramisuBunny
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        I just know a bunny and the owner show a photo of feeding almond as a treats. I thought almond is high fat even human should not eat too much. She said she gives about 1-2 per day but not everyday


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          It’s not considered good for rabbits. Almonds, nuts and seeds are too rich in protein and fat.

          There can be exceptions though. We had a rabbit here that was born with a hereditary disease called megacolon. That rabbit’s vet told the owner she could feed the rabbit almonds, pumpkin seeds and rolled oats, because the rabbit wasn’t growing as much as a young rabbit should. That helped the rabbit so it could grow.

          2 almonds per day is too much for most rabbits.


        • TiramisuBunny
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            Is that mean some rabbit could get it. If yes, so How many they could get?

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