A rabbit’s diet should be hay-based and fiber-focused, with treats given sparingly.

Daily Diet Basics:

• Unlimited hay (timothy, orchard, meadow, or other grass hays)
• Fresh water available at all times
• Leafy greens daily (introduced slowly)
  

Treat Guidelines

• Treats should make up no more than 5% of a rabbit’s total diet
• Offer treats 1–3 times per week, depending on size, age, and sensitivity
• Always serve treats in small portions
• Introduce any new treat slowly and monitor for changes in stool, appetite, or behavior
  

Age Recommendations

• Rabbits under 6 months: Hay and pellets only. Treats are not recommended while the digestive system is still developing.
  
• Adult rabbits (6+ months): Treats may be introduced gradually and fed in moderation.
  

Special Situations

• Pregnant or nursing rabbits, rabbits with GI sensitivity, or rabbits with medical conditions should receive treats only with veterinarian guidance.
  

⚠️ Treat Disclaimer

Our treats are intended to be fed as an occasional snack, not a meal replacement.

While our ingredients are thoughtfully selected and bunny-approved, every rabbit is different. Digestive sensitivities can vary based on age, health, and individual tolerance.

• Always supervise treat time
• Discontinue use if you notice soft stools, reduced appetite, or changes in behavior
• Consult a rabbit-savvy veterinarian if your rabbit has a medical condition or dietary restrictions
  

*By purchasing and feeding our treats, you acknowledge that you are responsible for determining what is appropriate for your individual rabbit.*