Rabbits can eat mango in moderation, but only the flesh, and avoid the skin and pit.
The sight of your rabbit with its twitchy nose and curious eyes gazing at your juicy mango can be both adorable and a little concerning. Can these fluffy herbivores indulge in this tropical treat? The answer is yes but with some important caveats. Let’s explore the world of mangoes for rabbits!that can be beneficial for rabbits, including:Aids in proper digestion, essential for a rabbit’s gut health.
While mangoes aren’t inherently toxic, they should only be offered as an occasional treat in very small quantities. Here’s why:Mangoes are high in sugar, which can disrupt a rabbit’s delicate digestive system and lead to bloating, gas, or diarrhoea.The high fibre content can be overwhelming for a rabbit’s digestive system if they consume too much.The pit is a choking hazard, and the peel can be difficult to digest. Always remove both before offering any mango.
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