should i trust korean grass enough to feed it to my rabbit??

Question

this isn't anything racist [as i'm half-korean myself]. but my rabbit ran out of food and it'll take about an hour to get to the mall to buy her some food [driving distance]. and i don't have a drivers license yet.
anyhow, most apartment buildings i've moved in had pesticides or something to kill off the bugs on the grass [which is harmful for my rabbit].
well recently i just moved into an apartment in a rural area. should i trust the grass anyway?

Answer 1

Probably not, I say this because you mentioned people use a lot of pesticides where you live. You could go up to a neighbor's home and ask if you can cut some grass for your rabbit (don't just take it.). You would then be reasonably sure there is no poison on it--make sure you ask the neighbor about poison though first. There is most likely even more poison if there are farms around. Be careful.

This is a good question by the way. I wonder if others who own bunnies and give them grass ever think about this. In my apartments they just put pesticides everywhere. Have a nice day.