What’s in your bunny’s salad?

[Dalielah]

My girls get two salads a day. Breakfast is usually I few pieces of parsley or cilantro and dandelion greens. Dinner is a big salad with usually a mix that varies between different parsleys, cilantro, watercress, dandelion greens, kale and a baby carrot or bell pepper slices thrown in.
What’s in your happy bunnies salads?

[Bam]

It varies with the season, but now it’s apple twigs with leaves on them, dandelion, plantain, some kale and Jerusalem Artichoke-leaves. They also get apple, mostly the peal (the peal has less sugar) since we’re getting lots and lots of apples this fall. I still pick most of their greens outside since there’s still lots of fresh greens growing – come winter they’ll get more of romaine, kale, cilantro, parlsey and other stuff you can buy.

[Boing]

Mine’s seasonal too. Though his favourites are radicchio, cilantro, alfalfa and clover (not to worry – I limit how much of the latter two he gets). I always try to have radicchio on hand.

[BarbaraC]

My bunnies’ salads vary with the season too. We recently adopted a 10 month old that really didn’t eat any veggies. After lots of trial and error we found that she loves Anise (Fennel) so now that is a staple in the salads. Since we’ve started adding this she now eats all the other greens. These consist of some combination of the following: red leaf or romaine lettuce, dill, cilantro, parsley, dandelion greens, beet tops.

[vanessa]

My little male goes nuts over bell pepper. I’m glad to find something he likes just as much as fruit.

[BB & Tiny]

Romaine, green leaf, cilantro, Italian parsley, fenugreek, spinach, watercress.

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