Weeds for pet Rabbit?

Hi have a look at this eBay site, mainly aimed at tortoise owners, but list many weed seeds.

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Shelled-Warriors/Individual-Species-/_i.html?_fsub=14801130&_sid=168722494&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

A lot are listed as rabbit weeds, like alfalfa, chickweed, yarrow ect.

He also sells rabbit mix.

I have no connection to the seller, but have bought seeds for my bearded dragon in the past.

http://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-health-advice/rabbits/diet

This PDSA site is really helpful sarah, as it lists all sorts of plants that rabbits can eat safely, as well as some excellent advice about rabbit nutrition in general.

Your rabbit sounds lovely 

http://www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk/resources/content/info-sheets/safefoods.htm

This site might be of use too. I feed my bunnies dandelions, hogweed, plantain and sow thistles and they are fine on them.  Remember their main food should be hay. Some of the advice will contradict others. If you're not sure just don't give it and introduce new foods in small amounts as their tummies are very complex and delicate.

I assume your rabbit is only very young.  I would therefore introduce it to any veg, herbs or "weeds" very slowly as it will take time for it's digestion to adapt.

Apple, pear tree branches and leaves are very good for them.

Also hawthorne (not the berries) and brambles (the bunnies should be able to cope with the spikes or you can take a pair of scissors to the leave and just feed them the ouside spike free part).

Sticky weed is a bit of a ? so I don't feed that.

Dandylion leaves are good and plaintain also (not as tasty according to my bunnies).

Good luck with your new addition - any further question please ask.

Hannah