I mostly use fruit as treats or oxbow’s papaya tablets. I’ll give a raisin or a thin slice of banana. There are also some freeze dried non-sugared fruits like banana slices or strawberry slices that are a good treat for bunnies. I know some people use herbs as a treat, or a small piece of carrot.

I use herbs like dill, parsley, cilantro and basil as part of their regular veggies though.

With any treats, it’s really best to offer them very sparingly, since too much sweet can really mess with a bunny’s delicate GI system

Ebony  treats are banana, apples, blueberries, pears, oranges and peaches.

everyone’s rabbits are different also… if you go to the bunny info section at the top of the page and click on diet, there is some excellent info as well as links to lists of good and bad veggies.  there are many of them, so i’ll let you in on a little secret… i print out a list of good and bad veggies and keep it in my purse. that way if i’m at the store and i want to try something new, i don’t need to try and remember if it’s okay or not, i just pull out my list. 

My bunny’s absolute favorite – which is also healthy for them – is cilantro. I feed it to them as their daily greens from time to time and they go crazy and pick up one piece at a time and binky away with it to eat it away from the other buns so no one steals theirs If your bunny is switching from the store sugary treats to normal healthy treats, it may take them a bit of time (and a bit of experiementing) to figure out what your bunny likes best. Any fruits or carrots should be fed only a teeeeny piece at a time and usually only one per day. My bunnies are BIG fans of raisins (only one perday max. with those as well) – and some like banana, some like blueberries, and some like grapes – it depends on the bunny! Going from pet store treats to normal healthy bunny treats is a PLUS for everyone – its more inexpensive for you and better for your bunny!

As others have said, bunnies have different tastes.  Mine really like strong flavored herbs as a treat, so we give them various kinds of mint, sage, fresh oregano, fresh basil and lemon balm as treats.  They also like certain of the expensive fru fru lettuces like frisee and radicchio, so they get these as treats sometimes too.

I got a food dehydrator from freecycle.org and dried some papaya, banana, apple, and mango. So no extra sugar, and so far MoSimba has tried the papaya and the mango and he approves

Well Edson is a pig and will literally eat anything!  The vet recommended organic baby greens and Italian parsley.  I give him that and also some crunchier romaine & mint.  The vet told me to stay away from the broccoli family due to the high calcium content because Edson had a high calcium reading in his urine.  For a bedtime treat it’s usually a tiny slice of apple or a slice of carrot. I just give him a wee bit because of the sugar content and he just goes crazy for more! Just check out the link above under Bunny Info and click on Diet and you can see what’s recommended and safe for the buns.

For some reason my bunnies didn’t get excited for food for a very long time. I think their diet was too varied with too much nice food…They didn’t turn their noses up at stuff but they wouldn’t get excited about it…Finally they’ve decided raisins are a treat…I have to give them in a limited amount as raisins have as much sugar as grapes