See, a while back, I was relaxing on my porch on a sunny Saturday morning, drinking some coffee and watching my chickens roam around the yard.<\/p>\n
All of a sudden, I heard a huge commotion coming from the direction of the rabbit hutch where I keep my two pet rabbits, Bugs and Thumper.<\/p>\n
I jumped up to go investigate, and what did I see but my sneaky chickens swarming all over the rabbit hutch, pecking up the rabbits’ alfalfa pellets like there was no tomorrow!<\/p>\n
I shouted and shooed at them to get away, but it was too late – those greedy gals had already polished off a whole week’s worth of Bugs and Thumper’s rabbit food.<\/p>\n
At first, I was real worried they’d end up sick from eatin’ feed meant for a totally different animal.<\/p>\n
But to my surprise, they seemed just fine afterwards – as happy and energetic as ever.<\/p>\n
In fact, the chickens were so satisfied after their little alfalfa<\/a> pellet snack that they actually laid extra eggs later that very same day.<\/p>\n It really got me wondering – can chickens eat rabbit food<\/a> pellets as part of their normal diet, or was this just a one-time thing?<\/p>\n I decided to dig into it some more and do some research to get the scoop on chickens and rabbit<\/a> feed.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n