Best Flavonoids-Rich Foods for Domestic Rabbits

Ranked by flavonoids content among foods safe for domestic rabbits in the Creature Feast catalog.

Parsley per 100g: high flavonoid content Parsley is exceptionally rich in flavonoids, particularly apigenin and luteolin, which provide anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits. Feed in small amounts as a rotational green due to moderate oxalate content.

Blueberries per 100g: very high flavonoid content (feed 2-3 berries) Blueberries are packed with anthocyanin flavonoids that give them their blue color. A wonderful occasional treat that provides concentrated antioxidant benefits in small portions.

Dandelion greens per 100g: moderate-high flavonoid content Dandelion greens are rich in the flavonoid luteolin, which has anti-inflammatory properties. One more reason dandelion greens are among the most nutritious daily greens for rabbits.

Kale per 100g: moderate-high flavonoid content Kale provides a range of flavonoids including kaempferol and quercetin. These antioxidants contribute to kale's reputation as a nutritional powerhouse — just remember to rotate with other greens.

Bell pepper per 100g: moderate flavonoid content Bell peppers, especially red and orange varieties, are rich in quercetin and other flavonoids alongside their high vitamin C content. A colorful, crunchy treat that most rabbits enjoy.