A cup of tea for bunny?

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- 05/01/2015 at 9:13 PM
  Sr. Melangell
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  I have heard that you can give black tea to rabbits, not sure if its right, I have seen the beautiful video of Peter Rabbit, I’ve read the book when I was younger about Peter Rabbit, it was written by Beatrix Potter 1900 from Kensington in England, Peter got into Mr. McGregor’s Garden ate a load of carrots and got ill and was sent to bed and given Chamomile tea, too much carrot makes bunnies ill, so I was wondering about the tea, it does show a rabbit at the beginning of the film helping himself to Beatrix’s nice warm cup of black tea,(Obviously it was cold tea, she was busy writing his story and must have forgotten it was there so he helped himself.) so I’m not sure about tea, does anyone know? Someone told me it was decaffeinated green tea they have, I had some and really enjoyed it but it gave me acid, is it a tiny bit they have just to say they had some? I really want to know what is safe for my Olly.
- 05/01/2015 at 11:56 PM
  LBJ10
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  Hmm, I don’t know about black tea. I would think that any tea that is made with bunny-safe herbs would be okay. No caffeine though! So brew your own with dried herbs. Camomile is probably fine. Or mint.
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