Dandelion

It is very easy to find, and rabbits can eat the entire plant, from the flower to the leaves and stem.

Daisy

Thanks to its white flowers, this plant is very easy to recognize.

Plantago major

Its leaves never cross but always grow parallel to each other.

Clover

There are several types of clover, some with pink or white flowers. However, they all have one thing in common: their leaves, each consisting of three leaflets. This makes clover very easy to recognize. If it’s your rabbit’s first time eating clover, please start slowly with a small amount.

Yarrow

Its leaves are very fine and soft before it blooms.

Heracleum sphondylium

Rumex

Nettle

This plant stings the skin when touched, making it easy to recognize. It is very good for rabbits, but let it rest for about 3 hours before giving it to them.

Aegopodium podagraria

The arrangement of the leaves and the stem’s triangular shape make it easy to recognize.

Lamium

Its flower makes this plant unique and very easy to recognize.

Thistle

Rabbits can eat its thorns without any problem.

Brassica napus

This plant is commonly found in crops. If it’s your rabbit’s first time eating it, please start slowly.

Alliaria petiolata

Commonly known as garlic mustard, this plant has a strong garlic-like smell and is easily recognizable by its heart-shaped leaves.

Capsella

Its shape and heart-shaped leaves make it easy to recognize.

Galium

Its leaves are very narrow.

Please do not confuse this plant with Galium odoratum (the photo below), which should only be eaten in small quantities.

Vicia

Stellaria media

Veronica

Argentina anserina

Geranium

Ranunculaceae

It is slightly poisonous, but if for any reason you collect this plant and your rabbits eat a little, it’s not a big deal. It’s not serious.

Galinsoga parviflora

Parthenocissus quinquefolia