Can rabbits eat daisy?

Q: Can rabbits eat daisy?

Daisy is safe for rabbits to eat regularly. The true lawn daisy (leaves and flowers) is a safe, low-sugar forage that adds natural variety, and nibbling familiar lawn plants encourages happy grazing. This is the lawn daisy, not the ornamental 'daisy' flowers (like chrysanthemums or marguerites), which are not safe. Source: House Rabbit Society.

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Daisy (common lawn daisy)

Safe, enjoy

The true lawn daisy (leaves and flowers) is a safe, low-sugar forage that adds natural variety, and nibbling familiar lawn plants encourages happy grazing. This is the lawn daisy, not the ornamental 'daisy' flowers (like chrysanthemums or marguerites), which are not safe.

How much: A few leaves and flowers as part of the daily forage, only from lawns that are pesticide-free and not fouled by other animals.

Source: House Rabbit Society

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