Rabbits cannot eat cat food. Rabbits are herbivores, while cats are carnivores, and their food taste needs and nutritional needs are very different. Cat food containing meat may cause the rabbit to be unable to digest it, resulting in abnormal gastrointestinal digestive function and diarrhea. Eating too much cat food can lead to the death of your rabbit.

What are the dangers of rabbits eating cat food:

1. The protein and fat content in cat food is relatively high. Rabbits eating large amounts of fat or protein can cause indigestion, leading to diarrhea.

2. The crude fiber content of rabbit food is very high, with a content of up to 25%, while the crude fiber content of cat food is less than 1.5%. Rabbits lack crude fiber and their gastrointestinal motility will be slow, resulting in bloating or constipation.

3. If rabbit food is not available, do not feed cat food. You can feed hay and dry food instead. Occasionally, you can also feed some fruits and vegetables to maintain nutritional balance.