Can rabbits eat blueberries?

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Rabbits can eat blueberries, but not a lot at once. Blueberries are rich in vitamins and anthocyanins and are a nutritious fruit with antioxidant and eye-protecting effects; fed in moderation they benefit the rabbit. But make sure they are clean, and don’t overfeed, or the rabbit easily gets diarrhea.

Besides blueberries, rabbits can also eat peaches, bananas and pears, but the amount must be controlled too.

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