Two Bunnies Enjoy the Most Delicious Picnic, and We're Absolutely Obsessed
Two bunnies are given the most delicious picnic, and it's so sweet.
In a video posted to TikTok, the rabbit's mom prepared a delicious basket of treats for her two babies as a midday treat. In the video, the mom set up a basket and provided different vegetables, including Red Leaf and Romaine lettuce, cilantro, mint, bell pepper, and baby carrots. She served the basket, and the rabbits came out of their house to enjoy it together.
@kiwi_and_pickles_ making a little fresh greens picnic for the buns #bunny#bunnies#enrichment#fyp#cuteanimals
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The video got plenty of attention and love from the people online, with users commenting on how cute they are and how "I wish I were invited to the bunny picnic!!"
One user asked the bunnies' mom, "Do you give them this every day? If not, what do you change? How do you alternate?" She took to the comments and confirmed that "I give them a variety of fresh greens and pellets daily along with unlimited hay and water."
"Oo those babies are spoileddd," one user wrote, while another said, "What a wonderful bun mum. Bunnies are gorgeous ."
Another user even jokingly asked, "Are there catering options?" which the bunny's mom responded with, "Of course! Fresh greens for every bun!"
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What vegetables can rabbits eat?
Despite popular beliefs about rabbits, their diets shouldn't only just include vegetables. According to The Rabbit Foundation, "Fresh vegetables should make up approximately 10% of your adult rabbit's diet."
The organization explains that while vegetables are a good part of their regular diet, "Hay should consist of 80% of your rabbit's diet" when you're feeding them. They can also eat fruits, but that should be considered a small treat once in a while.
"For adult rabbits, a good rule of thumb is approximately one cup of packed greens for every two pounds of rabbit," they add, also noting that rabbits are usually good at self-regulating how much they eat in a day.
While eating more vegetables than recommended may not be harmful for a rabbit, it can cause runny stools and other symptoms of stomach upset, so it's important to monitor the rabbit when they're eating.
Some of the fresh veggies rabbits can enjoy include spinach. broccoli, sprouts, bell peppers, cucumber, and pumpkin. On the other hand, pet parents should avoid feeding their pets bamboo shoots, corn, garlic, onions, and potatoes.
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This story was originally published June 5, 2026 at 12:53 PM.