Some herbal assistance that can help calm your rabbit at times of stress such as travel, bonding and vet trips ...

A compilation of safe and beneficial flowering plants to grow and feed.

Measures to take to reduce and help control fly numbers.

Here are some of the grasses you may come across when you are out foraging …

Links to all of the Food / Plants / Greens files.

A general growing guide for your Westley's World's seeds.

How to grow Wheatgrass for your rabbits

The main component of every rabbit's diet should be fresh, long, fibrous grass or hay (dried grass).

A compilation of safe and beneficial herbs to grow and feed.

Learn how to tell the difference between Puha, Hedgemustard and Capeweed.

Information on how to go about feeding a low-calcium diet if this is necessary.

The beauty of making your own dehydrated feed is that you can customise it to include your rabbit’s favourite plants so there is no waste.

It is possible to have trees and shrubs inside your rabbit’s area but they may need some protection from the attentions of your rabbits.

Safe and Natural Insect control for your rabbit food plants.

A list of foods you are likely to come across at the Supermarket or Farmer’s Market

A frank discussion about the ‘dangers’ of feeding lettuce to rabbits…

A list of safe Trees and Shrubs to feed your rabbit.

A list of potentially dangerous plants.

Rabbits love Fruit and Veg, right? They sure do …. but does this mean they should eat a lots of them …. No, it doesn’t.

These are some of the weeds best avoided that are commonly found in New Zealand. Although many weeds are not immediately ‘toxic’, they are not ideal to feed to your rabbits. However some are very dangerous. We’ve noted these on each plant. These are some of the weeds best avoided that are commonly found in New Zealand.