Is jerusalem cherry toxic to rabbits?
A sourced answer from House Rabbit Society and RWAF guidance. If your bunny has chewed this plant, call your exotic vet right away.
Jerusalem cherry (winter cherry)
Best avoidedA nightshade whose bright berries and leaves are full of solanine, the same kind of toxin as in potato leaves. It causes gut upset, weakness and lethargy, and in larger amounts tremors or seizures and slowed breathing. The unripe fruit is the most dangerous part.
How much: Never feed. A popular ornamental and gift plant; keep it well away from rabbits.
If your bunny has already eaten this, call your exotic vet now.
Source: House Rabbit Society · Sacramento House Rabbit Society
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