Is wood sorrel toxic to rabbits?

Q: Is wood sorrel toxic to rabbits?

Yes, Wood sorrel is toxic to rabbits. Wood sorrel contains extremely high oxalic acid, which can cause kidney damage and calcium problems. It looks like clover but is much more dangerous, so do not confuse the two when foraging. Source: RWAF.

A sourced answer from House Rabbit Society and RWAF guidance. If your bunny has chewed this plant, call your exotic vet right away.

Wood sorrel

Best avoided

Wood sorrel contains extremely high oxalic acid, which can cause kidney damage and calcium problems. It looks like clover but is much more dangerous, so do not confuse the two when foraging.

How much: Never feed. Do not confuse with clover.

If your bunny has already eaten this, call your exotic vet now.

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Source: RWAF

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