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Apple
MansanasFeed occasionallyApple flesh may be offered as a tiny occasional treat.
Avocado
Do not feedAvocado should not be fed; plant parts are reported toxic to rabbits and the flesh is very fatty.
Banana
SagingFeed occasionallyBanana is a high-sugar treat and should be limited to a very small piece.
Blueberry
Feed occasionallyYes, but only as a small occasional treat because Blueberry contains natural sugar.
Dragon fruit
PitayaFeed occasionallyA tiny piece of flesh may be offered occasionally.
Grapes
UbasFeed occasionallyOne small grape or part of one is an occasional sugary treat, not a daily food.
Guava
BayabasFeed occasionallyA tiny piece of ripe flesh may be offered occasionally.
Mango
ManggaFeed occasionallyRipe mango flesh can be a tiny occasional treat.
Melon
CantaloupeFeed occasionallyYes, but only as a small occasional treat because Melon contains natural sugar.
Orange
KahelFeed occasionallyA tiny seedless piece may be offered rarely; sugary acidic fruit is unnecessary.
Papaya
Feed occasionallyRipe papaya flesh can be a tiny occasional treat.
Pear
PerasFeed occasionallyYes, but only as a small occasional treat because Pear contains natural sugar.
Pineapple
PinyaFeed occasionallyFresh pineapple flesh can be a tiny occasional treat.
Strawberry
Feed occasionallyYes, but only as a small occasional treat because Strawberry contains natural sugar.
Tomato
KamatisUse cautionOnly ripe tomato flesh may be offered as a tiny occasional treat. The green plant parts must not be fed.
Watermelon
PakwanFeed occasionallyA seedless bite of flesh can be an occasional treat.