Bunny Nutrition & Diet

Essential Rabbit Care Calculators

Rabbits have incredibly sensitive digestive systems. Our free tools help you calculate the perfect daily balance of hay, pellets, and fresh greens to keep your bunny healthy.

Fiber-focused formulas Safe food database Updated for 2026
Rabbit · Nutrition

Rabbit Feeding Calculator

Calculate the exact daily weight of hay, pellets, and vegetables your rabbit needs based on their size and life stage.

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Rabbit · Safety

Can Rabbits Eat This?

Search our database of 100+ vegetables, fruits, and herbs to find out what is safe, toxic, or an occasional treat.

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Bunny Care Basics

Mastering Rabbit Nutrition

Rabbits are "obligate herbivores" with a digestive system designed for constant high-fiber intake. Small mistakes in their daily portions can lead to serious health issues. Our tools focus on:

  • ● The 80% Rule: Unlimited fresh grass hay is the foundation of every rabbit's diet. Our tools help you calculate the remaining 20%.
  • ● Pellet Control: Overfeeding pellets is the leading cause of rabbit obesity and soft stools. We provide precise portion measurements.
  • ● Safe Vegetable Variety: Not all greens are equal. Our "Can Rabbits Eat" tool identifies safe daily greens versus high-calcium options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our bunny feeding and care tools.

Rabbits have a unique "hindgut fermentation" digestive system that requires massive amounts of fiber. Small dietary mistakes can lead to GI stasis, which is a life-threatening emergency. Our tools help you get the hay-to-pellet ratio right.

A rabbit can drink as much water as a 10kg dog. Our calculator estimates their daily water needs based on their weight to ensure they stay properly hydrated, which is critical for kidney health.

Our database is curated based on rabbit nutrition safety standards. However, always introduce any new food in very small amounts to see how your individual rabbit's sensitive stomach reacts.
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