Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) is a common weed found in many regions. While rabbits may consume field bindweed in small amounts, it is generally not recommended to intentionally feed it to them. Field bindweed contains various compounds that can be toxic to rabbits, including alkaloids and glycosides.

Consuming large quantities of field bindweed can potentially cause digestive upset, discomfort, and even toxicity symptoms in rabbits. It's best to focus on providing rabbits with a well-balanced diet consisting of safe and nutritious foods, such as hay, fresh vegetables, and a limited amount of commercial rabbit pellets.

If you have concerns about weeds in your rabbit's environment, it's advisable to remove them to prevent accidental ingestion. Always ensure that any plants or vegetation you offer to your rabbits are safe and suitable for their consumption.