Daisy
Bellis perennis
Yes—rabbits can nibble English daisy (Bellis perennis), also called common or lawn daisy, as an occasional flower treat if you are sure of the plant and it is pesticide-free. Keep it tiny: a few petals or one small bloom, not a handful from the lawn.
Those cheerful white-petaled flowers with yellow centers are the ones this page covers. Skip florist mixes and any daisy lookalike you cannot name. Unlimited grass hay stays the main course.
Guideline: Sometimes Treats
Type: Flowers
Other Names: Common daisy, English daisy, lawn daisy, Bellis perennis
Often Mistaken For
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Is Daisy item toxic?
Common lawn daisy (Bellis perennis) is widely treated as non-toxic in small amounts, but confirm the exact flower—some daisy-like plants are not safe. Pesticide-free only; overfeeding any flower can upset digestion.
Should I feed my pet Daisy?
Yes—as an occasional flower treat for rabbits and guinea pigs if you are sure it is common daisy and unsprayed. Skip for chinchillas unless your vet approves flowers.
How much can I feed them?
Offer a few petals or one small flower, not bouquets. Introduce slowly; stop if stool changes. Use the calculator linked in this article so treats stay extras on top of hay.
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