Parsley is naturally higher in calcium than many other rabbit-safe herbs. Because rabbits absorb calcium passively rather than tightly regulating it, high-calcium plants are a genuine bladder-sludge consideration, which is why parsley is best fed as part of a varied herb rotation rather than as a daily staple.
Rotate parsley with lower-calcium herbs rather than offering it every day; introduce gradually alongside your rabbit's usual greens.
Yes, both are fine in small amounts. Because parsley is relatively high in calcium, rotate it with other herbs rather than feeding it every day.
Yes, the tender stems are fine and many rabbits enjoy them. Wash them first and keep portions moderate.
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