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Rabbits 🐰 |
- Kale, Spinach, Rocket/Arugula, Endive, Pak Choi, Butter Lettuce: Rich in vitamins and fiber; promotes good digestion. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Toxic solanine content in leaves. |
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- Red & Green Oak Lettuce, Red & Green Coral Lettuce: Hydrating, tender, and easy to digest. |
- Spring Onions, Chives, Leeks: Contains compounds that are harmful. |
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- Basil, Mint, Parsley: Fresh herbs that add flavour and vitamins. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Can cause gas if fed in large quantities. |
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Guinea Pigs 🐹 |
- Bell Peppers, Carrots, Cos Lettuce, Red & Green Oak Lettuce: High in vitamin C, essential for guinea pigs. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Leaves contain toxic compounds. |
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- Kale, Spinach, Rocket/Arugula, Endive, Pak Choi: Nutrient-dense greens for a balanced diet. |
- Spring Onions, Chives, Leeks: Toxic, can cause serious illness. |
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- Basil, Parsley: Adds a safe, occasional source of vitamins C and K. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Causes gas and bloating if overfed. |
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Hamsters 🐹 |
- Carrot, Kale, Spinach: High-fiber, nutrient-dense veggies help maintain dental and digestive health. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Toxic solanine content can be fatal. |
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- Pak Choi, Red & Green Oak Lettuce: Soft and nutritious, easy to digest in small amounts. |
- Onions, Chives: Can cause toxicity, especially dangerous for hamsters. |
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- Rocket/Arugula, Parsley, Basil: Safe herbs in moderation, for occasional treats. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Causes digestive issues in excess. |
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Chinchillas 🐭 |
- Dandelion Greens, Kale, Spinach: High in fiber, supports digestive health. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): High toxicity, should be avoided entirely. |
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- Pak Choi, Endive: Leafy greens low in calories, safe in small amounts. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Causes gas, which chinchillas are sensitive to. |
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- Mint, Basil, Parsley: Safe herbs that add variety and mild nutritional benefits. |
- Spring Onions, Chives: Harmful compounds toxic to chinchillas. |
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Gerbils 🐭 |
- Carrot, Kale, Spinach: Provides essential fiber and vitamins, supports healthy teeth and digestion. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Solanine toxicity risk. |
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- Rocket/Arugula, Parsley, Endive: Nutrient-dense greens suitable for gerbil diets. |
- Spring Onions, Chives: Contains toxic compounds harmful to gerbils. |
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- Basil, Mint: Fresh herbs that add vitamins and can be offered as treats. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Can cause bloating if fed too frequently. |
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Birds (Parakeets, Parrots) 🐦 |
- Spinach, Kale, Bell Peppers: Rich in vitamins, especially A and C, supports feather health and immunity. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Toxic to many bird species. |
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- Basil, Parsley, Mint: Fresh herbs add variety and help with digestion. |
- Onions, Chives, Leeks: Toxic to birds, can cause serious harm. |
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- Red & Green Oak Lettuce, Rocket/Arugula: Safe, hydrating, and nutrient-rich greens. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Can cause digestive upset in large amounts. |
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Tortoises 🐢 |
- Dandelion Greens, Kale, Spinach, Endive: High-fiber and nutrient-rich for shell health. |
- Tomatoes (leaves/stems): Avoid due to solanine toxicity. |
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- Red & Green Oak Lettuce, Butter Lettuce, Pak Choi: Ideal for daily feeding. |
- Spring Onions, Chives: Harmful compounds that can be toxic. |
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- Basil, Mint, Parsley: Fresh herbs offer a variety and support digestion in tortoises. |
- Broccoli (in excess): Causes gas and digestive discomfort. |
