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Are bamboo leaves Butritous/poisonousnutritious or poisonous to Rabbitsrabbits?

I have Bamboo in my backyard, with lots of good growth all year round and. I wishwant to know if the leaves and shoots can be eaten by Rabbitsrabbits?

I do not have any rabbits yet, but I am trying to scope out the concept on wheatherwhether I can make it feasible to purchase a hutch and raise a few in a more cost eficientefficient manner using the growth I currently have in my yard. And of course using the rabbit manure to fertilize my plants also.

Are bamboo leaves Butritous/poisonous to Rabbits?

I have Bamboo in my backyard, lots of good growth all year round and I wish to know if the leaves and shoots can be eaten by Rabbits?

I do not have any rabbits yet, but I am trying to scope out the concept on wheather I can make it feasible to purchase a hutch and raise a few in a more cost eficient manner using the growth I currently have in my yard. And of course using the rabbit manure to fertilize my plants also.

Are bamboo leaves nutritious or poisonous to rabbits?

I have Bamboo in my backyard with lots of good growth all year round. I want to know if the leaves and shoots can be eaten by rabbits?

I do not have any rabbits yet, but I am trying to scope out the concept on whether I can make it feasible to purchase a hutch and raise a few in a more cost efficient manner using the growth I currently have in my yard. And of course using the rabbit manure to fertilize my plants also.

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Are bamboo leaves Butritous/poisonous to Rabbits?

I have Bamboo in my backyard, lots of good growth all year round and I wish to know if the leaves and shoots can be eaten by Rabbits?

I do not have any rabbits yet, but I am trying to scope out the concept on wheather I can make it feasible to purchase a hutch and raise a few in a more cost eficient manner using the growth I currently have in my yard. And of course using the rabbit manure to fertilize my plants also.