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Rosemary

Salvia rosmarinus

Guideline: Limited Daily

Type: Herbs

Other Names: Rosmarinus officinalis (legacy name), garden rosemary

Rosemary is an evergreen member of the mint family that is used for several different things including culinary uses, medicinal uses, and cultural practices. Rosemary is a shrub with needle-like leaves and flowers that are commonly purple or blue.

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Is Rosemary item toxic?

Culinary rosemary is not treated as poisonous to rabbits, guinea pigs, or chinchillas at small herb-sized portions. Essential oils and concentrated extracts are not the same as a fresh sprig—avoid those.

Should I feed my pet Rosemary?

Yes—as a small daily herb accent for rabbits and guinea pigs, and a tiny pinch for chinchillas when introduced slowly. Strong flavor—keep amounts modest next to unlimited hay.

How much can I feed them?

Offer a short sprig of leaves or a few needle strips, not a fistful. Rotate with other herbs so no single aromatic plant dominates the salad. Use the calculator linked in this article so fresh foods stay proportional.

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