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Now that fall is here … and the Goldenrods are growing very well ….. I wanted to make sure they are ok for the buns to eat.
I read on the internet that the Goldenrod plant is safe to feed rabbits … the leaves, blooms and roots. I always like to check here with my friends at Binky Bunny first before I feed anything new to my buns. I live in North Georgia in the country and I love to find natural foods on my property for my girls whenever possible.
Has anyone fed Goldenrods to their buns?
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And parsley is on the toxic list, parsley is definitely good.
I think you guys are reading it wrong-Parsley is on the safe foods
I don’t agree with several on their list including corn – did you notice tha sweet potato & potato are on both lists?
Actually this is on the safe “Potato: but, not peelings, sprouts or leaves!” and this is on the not safe “Potato (eyes & new shoots, green parts)”
Safe “Sweet potatoes: vines or tubers ” not safe “Sweet potato “-which isn’t technically true-it’s fattening but not toxic they can eat all squash-sweet potatoes are a squash not a potatoe.Avacado in not mentioned & it’s definately a no-no
Avacado is on the toxic list but it is spelled wrong and only lists leaves. The whole fruit can be toxic to almost all animals. “Avacadi (leaves) ”
At any rate : Many lists will not include everything. The way I will feed something different is if I cannot find it on ANY list. If it’s on even one, I just don’t
So I would steer clear of goldenrod 
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