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Things Poisonous to Rabbits
Toxic Foods
- Chocolate – Contains theobromine, which is fatal to rabbits.
- Avocado – Contains persin, which is highly toxic.
- Onions & Garlic – Can cause blood disorders and toxicity.
- Potatoes & Tomato Leaves – Contains solanine, a toxic compound.
- Apple & Cherry Seeds – Have cyanogenic compounds that release cyanide.
- Rhubarb – Extremely toxic and can lead to kidney failure.
- Iceberg Lettuce – Contains lactucarium, which is harmful.
- Nuts & Seeds – Can cause digestive issues and blockages.
- Processed or Sugary Foods – Anything high in sugar, salt, or artificial additives can be dangerous.
- Alcohol & Caffeine – Highly toxic and can lead to death.
Toxic Plants
- Oleander – Extremely poisonous, causes heart problems.
- Foxglove – Contains cardiac glycosides, fatal if ingested.
- Lily-of-the-Valley – Neurotoxic, affects the heart and nervous system.
- Yew – Contains alkaloids that cause sudden death.
- Daffodils – Can cause digestive distress and convulsions.
- Ivy – Causes diarrhea and neurological symptoms.
- Buttercups – Contains toxins that cause mouth irritation.
- Tulips & Hyacinths – Can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy.
- Hemlock – One of the most deadly plants for rabbits.
- Fern Varieties – Many ferns contain toxins unsafe for rabbits.
Toxic Household Items
- Pesticides & Herbicides – Chemical exposure can be fatal.
- Rat Poison – Contains anticoagulants that cause internal bleeding.
- Household Cleaners – Bleach, detergents, and chemicals can harm internal organs.
- Essential Oils – Certain oils like tea tree are toxic.
- Human Medication – Painkillers like ibuprofen and aspirin are dangerous.
- Paints & Glues – Can contain harmful lead and solvents.
- Treated Woods – Contain chemicals unsafe for chewing.
- Certain Air Fresheners & Candles – Can cause respiratory issues.
- Cigarette Smoke – Harmful for a rabbit’s lungs.
- Moldy or Spoiled Food – Can lead to severe bacterial infections.
If you ever suspect your rabbit has ingested something toxic, contact a veterinarian immediately! Early intervention can save their life. Keeping your rabbit’s environment safe, chemical-free, and plant-monitored ensures a happy and healthy bunny. 🐰💕
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