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Bread
TinapayDo not feedBread is processed starch and does not provide the long fibre rabbits require.
Coffee, tea and caffeine
Kape at tsaaDo not feedCaffeine-containing drinks and ingredients are unsafe for rabbits.
Corn kernels
MaisDo not feedCorn kernels are starchy and dried corn has been associated with obstruction risk.
Crackers
BiskwitDo not feedCrackers are processed, salty or starchy human foods and should not be fed.
Meat, eggs and fish
Karne itlog isdaDo not feedRabbits are herbivores; animal products are not appropriate food.
Milk and dairy
Do not feedRabbits do not need dairy products and should not be given them.
Mouldy or spoiled food
Do not feedMouldy, slimy or spoiled food may contain dangerous toxins and must be discarded.
Rice
KaninDo not feedRice is starch-heavy, low in long fibre and not appropriate rabbit food.
Salty or seasoned food
Do not feedSalty, oily or seasoned human food is unsuitable for rabbits.