10/19/2026
Did you know? Your rabbits can have - CELERY
However, like any other food for your rabbit, it should be given in MODERATION.
>Too much "may" cause stomach problems. While this is true for most foods you give your rabbit this can be especially true for celery due to its high water content. Rabbits do need quite a bit of water in their diet. However, there is a small possibility of your rabbit getting too much water if they drink a lot of water and you give them numerous foods with high water content (or you give them a very wet salad) on the same day. If you give the small amount of celery mentioned below you shouldn't have to be concerned. If you have questions, please contact your rabbit savvy veterinarian.
> Give small amounts and only two or three times a week. I usually give a couple of leaves and a one or two small (think one 1/4" slice cut in half) pieces of the stalk).
Celery is an excellent source of nutrition for anybody. In a stock, you will find vitamin C, fiber, folic acid, potassium, calcium, and vitamins B1, B6, and B2, however, remember that you are giving a couple of tiny pieces. Celery is a very stringy vegetable that can choke a rabbit...that is why I tell bunny pawrents to cut it into small pieces.
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