Is the blossom from cherry trees okay for rabbits or is it bad for them?

Rabbits are wild animals, they would be okay.

it could no longer produce pink blossoms (extra probably white), yet there are not any non-flowering timber interior the Prunus genus (plums and cherries). some flower so plenty extra advantageous than others, some are evergreen and so the plant existence are no longer very sizeable (Carolina laurelcherry to illustrate). some produce usable fruit, others are only for tutor and bring inedible or no fruit. If that could be a cherry, nevertheless, you will get some variety of blossoms, little doubt approximately it.

They won't harm your rabbit. I doubt that he would even very many of them, there is not much food value in them. If you have some grass or clover in your run, your rabbit would be a lot more interested in eating that.

im not quite sure but it is very possible i wouldnt give it to them just in case it cause them any upset just stick to what you normally feed them as a change in diet could be very harmful

Ask the science teacher.

http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2003/05/03/loc_ky...

yes i think you should keep your bunny away from it. This article says the leaves can be fatal and they are toxic

you should call a vet and ask.

no i dont think so.