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- 05/17/2015 at 8:28 PM
  Whobott
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  So we have a dwarf japanese apple I n ur backyard and my dad just trimmed off some twigs, the rabbits outside seem to love it so I’m wondering if it’s safe to feed to my bunny thanks!
- 05/17/2015 at 9:45 PM
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  Red, silver, and sugar maples are toxic to horses because of the gallic acid they contain. I would imagine it is similar for rabbits. From what I understand, Japanese maples are considered nontoxic. However, I don’t see it listed on any “rabbit-safe” wood lists out there.
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