Plums
Prunus domestica
Yes—rabbits can have a tiny bit of plum flesh now and then, but never the pit, leaves, or stems. Keep the piece thumbnail-sized so sugar does not upset the gut, and leave unlimited hay as the main meal.
Guideline: Sometimes Treats
Type: Fruits
Other Names: European plum, prune plum, stone fruit
Often Mistaken For
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Is Plums item toxic?
No for flesh—but plum pits, leaves, and stems contain cyanogenic compounds and must never be fed. Too much fruit causes GI upset.
Should I feed my pet Plums?
Sometimes. Small pieces of pit-free plum flesh can be an occasional treat when portions fit your veterinarian's diet plan.
How much can I feed them?
Offer a small thumbnail-sized piece occasionally; remove pit and stem completely. Use the rabbit food calculator to balance fruit with hay.
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