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Forum HABITATS AND TOYS Is apple peel safe for rabbits?

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    • Cocoa
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        I just wanted to make sure that my bunnies could eat apple peel. They like apple but I wasn’t sure if i needed to peel the apples first. I also bake a lot so I have leftover apple peel sometimes. Thanks!


      • sarahthegemini
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          According to a quick google search, apples (peel included) are safe. Just not the seeds


        • Cocoa
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            Thanks!


          • sarahthegemini
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              Remember they should be given in moderation as they’re quite sugary though!


            • Cocoa
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                Okay. I am very careful with fruits

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            Forum HABITATS AND TOYS Is apple peel safe for rabbits?