I think it’s mostly bad because there are very sharp little chrystals of calciumoxalate in it, and that is sth that causes irritation to the mouth and possibly throat and/or gut lining. It’s not the toxicity thats worrying but the fact that the mucosa may swell and there may be difficulty breathing. It’s good that you’ve given him broccoli and snacks. How does he appear? How long ago was it?

Edit: looked it up now and in a person, there could be vomiting if enough material hit the stomach. Since a bunny canä’t vomit for physiological reasons, I think you should call your vet if you’ve a good exotics vet, and ask their advice. I don’t know if bunnies ever have their stomachs pumped out but since he can’t vomit, there would be no other way for him to get rid of the irritating agent. Bunnies as you know have sensitive tummies.

It’s quite possible that he will be fine on his own, but I’d not chance it. Dogs and cats and people are generally fine in 24 hours with no treatment exept symptomatic (if there’s difficulty brweathing) but bunnies have peculiar tummies and GI tracts.

Please report back!

Great!!!

(Terrible vet who wouldn’t tell unless you paid. I’d find another vet to take my regular business to.)

This is really great for other bunny-owners as well to know, since those plants are very common in homes.

I hope he’ll be just fine like nothing ever happened! Please let us know and thank you for reporting back!

Edit: Keep an eye on him and see to it that he keeps eating, loss of appetite may be an effect of this type of poisoning and as you know, rabbits must never not eat. I don’t mean wake him up when he’s napping and force food into him, just check so that he keeps eating and pooping normally!

How is he today?

I have a schefflera and i didn’t even realize that plant is toxic! Whoops! I keep all my plants elevated, but this is great info to know!