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Cherries

Caution Fruits

Fresh cherry flesh is not acutely toxic to rabbits in small amounts, but the pits, stems, and leaves contain cyanogenic glycosides that can cause serious harm. The fruit itself is very high in sugar, which poses a real risk to a rabbit's sensitive digestive and metabolic systems. Cherries should be treated as an occasional, strictly portioned treat — never a dietary staple.

Clinical note: Cyanogenic glycoside risk from pits/stems; high sugar load even from flesh alone

Toxicity index 52/100

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Can Rabbits eat ...? Food safety index

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Can Rabbits eat ...?
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