I’ve read that if a bunny won’t eat after surgery etc you can mix pellets with camomille tea to a paste and feed it to the bunny. My bunny eats fresh camomille.

As for the smoothies, it sounds extremely cute. If it’s healthy or not would probably depend on the amount.

Chamomile and nettle are both safe for rabbits, … although I’d guess they’d probably like the dried plant (or as you’ve seen the tea bag) more then actual tea. By all means offer some tea but I think a trip to a bulk or health food store and a spoonful of dried herbs would probably be better received.

About your morning drink, may I ask what else goes into it aside from the fruit? Neither dairy nor sweeteners (whether sugar or artificial) are good for rabbits, and some of the other things that are often added to smoothies (yeast, protein, wheigh, etc.) are likely to be too good for them. But that really depends on your recipe, it might be just fine.

I think it’s okay as long as you give a very minimal amount. Remember that treats should only make up a tiny part of your buns diet. Rabbit.org recommends fruit daily ration no more than 1 oz. to 2 oz. per 6 lbs. body weight.

Olivia likes the smell of my chamomile tea too.

It sounds cute, and I love my little rituals with Sammy, too.
Your smoothie doesn’t contain any harmful ingredients. The thing that made me stop and think about them was the frozen aspect of it. My vets have cautioned me on occasion to not give my bunny freezing or even refrigerated water – just cool tap water or room temp. – because the cold is a bit hard on their tummies. So a taste or two is fine since they obviously like it, but I wouldn’t go so far as to have them drink it like liquid.

Glad to hear chamomile is OK from the others. How about the tea bag itself? Getting eaten at all? Licking is probably like taking a sedative before bed.