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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Can rabbits have black tea?

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    • Strife
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        I like a mug of tea before bed, but so does my rabbit. If I forget to take the mug out of my room or don’t put it someplace he can’t get to, Mr. Earl has a habit of stealing the tea bags and eating them. If I put them on the desk or dresser, he waits till I am asleep to knock the mugs over and get to the bags. While I wouldn’t and don’t want him to eat the bags, I do want to know if rabbits can have black tea. If he can then I think I am going to give him a small dish full so he won’t steal mine.


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          They definitely shouldn’t be eating any tea bags. I know that chamomille tea can be given to rabbits, and that might even help with stomach problems, but I’m not sure about any other teas. You wouldn’t want rabbits to be getting any caffeine, and you don’t want them to be having any sugar and certainly not any artificial sweeteners. Hopefully, someone else here has a more definitive answer for you. Until then, I would hold off on giving your rabbit any tea at all.


        • Strife
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            Thank you 


          • Strife
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              Thank you

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