The short answer
A tiny seedless piece may be offered rarely; sugary acidic fruit is unnecessary.
Recommended amount
Offer only a small treat-sized portion, not every day.
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
Wash well, identify correctly, serve plain and raw unless the guide specifically says otherwise, and introduce gradually.
Parts or forms to avoid
Remove peel and seeds; stop if it causes mouth or digestive irritation.
Nutritional and feeding notes
Fruit contains natural sugar and is a treat, not a main food.
Review notes
RSPCA fruit principles.
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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