Asking question about feeding greens

[Beaver Creek Rabbitry]

Just wondering if anyone has fed rabbits field bindweed, a weed that grows too well in our yard? Just wondering in small amounts, if this would be okay to feed to adult rabbits as part of their greens? I have them on rabbit pellets and dry hay, but am also feeding greens from the garden (lettuce, parsley) and dandelions and grass (all in small amounts daily).
Would like to be able to use the bindweed if it won't hurt them, as I have way too much of it in my yard. Thanks in advance for your answers.

 

[BaBaaHMonica]

I am not sure on this answer. I went to the garden forum and got a little more feedback about ivy for goats and sheep. I would hate for you to 'give a little' and be cuddling them and all of a sudden they have reaction.

 

[Beaver Creek Rabbitry]

I am not sure on this answer. I went to the garden forum and got a little more feedback about ivy for goats and sheep. I would hate for you to 'give a little' and be cuddling them and all of a sudden they have reaction.

Thanks for your response.

 

[Mini Horses]

Sorry, no rabbits here...bindweed either. Best of luck. Have a state ag department? They can answer or advise where to go.

 

[Grizzlyhackle]

SAFE FOOD LIST FOR RABBITS

Safe Food for Rabbits- This is as comprehensive a list as I can come up with, I may have left a few things out and would be happy to hear from you, i will add them and will post comments to this pa…

riseandshinerabbitry.com

I have tried to stick to feeding like this website attached suggests.

 

[Grizzlyhackle]

Field bindweed - Bugwoodwiki

wiki.bugwood.org

Section in here on control talks about different livestock grazing on it, didn't mention rabbits but does goats, cattle,chickens, hogs.