A healthy diet is the most important part of keeping your pet rabbit healthy. It's important to make sure they have a good daily balance of hay, leafy greens, and pellets. Learn everything you need about how to give your rabbit the best diet, including specifics amounts to give your rabbit based on their weight.

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All the information in this video can be found on my website at: https://bunnylady.com/rabbitdiet/
This includes lists of foods that are safe for rabbits to eat and foods that you are better off avoiding.
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FOOD AND SUPPLIES THAT I USE AND RECOMMEND FOR RABBITS:

Hay:
2nd Cutting Timothy Hay from Small Pet Select https://mbsy.co/36rNng
3rd Cutting for Picky Rabbits https://mbsy.co/36rNpj
Orchard Hay https://mbsy.co/36rNqv
Pellets:
Oxbow Garden Select Fortified Pellets for Rabbits https://petco.9zpg.net/OxbowPellets
Enclosure:
Rabbit exercise Pen https://petco.9zpg.net/PetPenWithDoor
Toys:
Small Pet Select Toy Sampler https://mbsy.co/3bCGGn
Blue Food Dispenser Ball https://petco.9zpg.net/SlimCatBlue
Treats:
Unsweetened Dried Fruit Sampler from Small Pet Select https://mbsy.co/36rNCh
Oxbow Simple Rewards Treats https://petco.9zpg.net/SimpleRewards

You can also use this link to get 15% off your first order at Small Pet Select: https://mbsy.co/36rNFL

Important: These are affiliate links to Petco Animal Supplies Inc. and Small Pet Select. I receive a small commission for referring customers to these sources. While I am careful to only recommend products I use and like, you should be aware of my relationship to these companies.
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My name is Amy and I am the Bunny Lady!

I am a lifelong rabbit lover and have been specializing with rabbits at my local animal shelter. I am here to make sure all of you rabbit caretakers have everything you need to have a happy and healthy bunny in your home.

My mission is to help you fellow rabbit lovers get all the resources you need to help your rabbits thrive. A happy bunny is the best companion, and they are worth all the trouble those little fluffballs cause.