The short answer
Cassava contains cyanogenic compounds unless specially processed for human use and should not be offered to rabbits.
Recommended amount
Do not feed.
Suitable rabbit age
Best considered only after a young rabbit is established on hay and its normal diet; introduce one new food at a time.
Preparation
Keep it inaccessible and remove it from mixed food or forage.
Parts or forms to avoid
Avoid root, peel, leaves, stems and processed cassava snacks.
Nutritional and feeding notes
Variety does not replace unlimited clean grass hay and fresh drinking water.
Review notes
Conservative toxic-plant safety classification.
Educational guidance only, not veterinary diagnosis. Individual rabbits and local plant varieties differ. If your rabbit ate a questionable item or becomes unwell, contact a rabbit-experienced veterinarian promptly.
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