Are they still behaving normally?

ETA: I’m not saying it’s impossible for rabbits to become poisoned by eating a plant. I’m just saying that rabbits will often eat plants listed as being toxic and experience no ill effects.

Many months ago my Bun ate pathos plant (philodendron) which are also considered toxic, I cld not get her a vet appointment until many hours later after but even by then she refused to get in the carrier and had me waving the white flag of shame and calling animal poison control and getting advice from them. Mind you, my Bun did not even eat 2 full leaves, hardly 2 full halves… they told me that given the amount of hours that had already passed (8 by that time) and the fact that she was actively still eating and drinking happily, and she was physically active and well enough to out run us all over my apartment and not get into the carrier to go to the vet she wld most likely be fine and it’s just best to continue to watch her and that she’d be in the clear after about 12 hours. But, it was a different plant, and quite less ingested. The vet that we were prepared to go to was ready to give subcutaneous fluids and charcoal to absorb the toxins and flush the system.

How are the bunnies doing now?

Hello! So my rabbit also ate a few leaves of the birds of paradise plant. Did your bunnies end up developing any symptoms? I’m worried and I’m not sure if I should bring my pet in for a check up at the animal hospital.

Hi @achai ! I see you got some replies on this question in your thread, so I will lock this one to avoid confusion!