Treats for Rabbits
Below is a list of healthy herbs and fruits that are good things to feed bunnies with ailments. They are also good for the occasional treat.

Herb or fruit
Part to feed
What it does
Dill
leaves
Helps in fighting diarrhea and other digestive problems. Good for nursing mom bunnies who don't have a good milk supply
Clover
leaves and flowers
Bunnies like it and is a sedative
Dandelion
leaves and roots
tonic and blood purifying, good for treating wool block.
Parsley
leaves, seeds, and roots
enriches the blood, good for treating urinary problems and feeding the seeds may help with colds and runny nose
Mint
dried leaves
good for treating loose stool and mastitis, also decreases milk flow so is useful for moms at weaning time
Nasturtium
flowers
good tonic and blood cleaner
Comfrey
roots and leaves
good for stressed, weak, or sick bunnies
Chamomile
flowers
good blood cleanser, pain and stress reducer, also can be made into a tea to cleanse weepy eye
Borage
leaves
increases the milk flow of nursing moms, mildly laxative
Rosemary
leaves
helps get rid of flease and mites - bunnies might not like the strong taste but the flease and mites don't either
Garlic
root - the garlic part
highly antiseptic only it is difficult to get bunnies to eat it
Blackberry
leaves and fruit
extremely tonic and blood cooling, good for pregnant does and helpful on hot summer days (only be careful if feeding fruit to light colored show bunnies because it can be messy)
Raspberry
fruit
improves condition in does during pregnancy, cure for digestive ailments including diarrhea
Papaya
dried fruit or can feed 1 papaya tablet daily (available in health stores)- rabbits love them
contains enzymes which break down wool block.
Oats
oats
good for baby's first food and makes strong teeth nails and wool

Other Good Treats
Chick-weed
Plantain
Kale
Turnip
Parsnip
Carrot
Spinach
Cucumber
Culiflower
Brussels Sprouts
Chicory
Apple
Pear
Kiwi
Watermelon
Banana
Strawberry
Forsythia (flowers and stems)
- and any of the herbs and fruits listed above -
Bad Treats
These are treats that aren't good for rabbits.

Cabbage
Lettuce
Celery
Broccoli
Candy Bars
Cookies
Sugar

Treats that can be Poisonous for Rabbits

Armaryllis
Azalea
Bird of Paradise
Black Nightshade
Butterfly Weed
Calla Lilly
Calamondin Orange Tree
Carnation
Castor Bean
Christmas Cherry
Cyclamen
Daisy
Daffodil
Daphne
Deadly Nightshade
Devil's Ivy
Diffenbachia
Dumbcand
Elaphant Ears
Elder Berry
English Holly
English Ivy
Eucalyptus
Firecracker
Foxglove
Geranium
Golde Chain
Holly Berry
Horsechestnut
Hyacynth
Hydrangea Blossom
Iris
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Jequirty Bean
Jerusalem Cherry
Jimson Weed
Juniper
Larkspur
Laurel
Lily of the Valley
Milkweed
Mistletoe
Morning Glory
Neddle Point Ivy
Oleander
Oxallis
Philodendram
Poison Hemlock
Poison Ivy
Poison Sumac
Potato
Procantha
Rhododendron
Rhubarb
Rodocarpus
Sand Begonia
Skunk Cabbage
Snow On the Mountain
Spathe Flower
Tomato Leaves
Tulip
Violet seed
Wild Carrot
Wild Cucumber
Wild Parsnip
Wild Peas
Yew Tree