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Feed your rabbit fresh vegetables. Fresh vegetables keep your rabbitâs intestines well hydrated, which helps with overall digestion. There are many vegetables that you can feed your rabbit, including celery, collard greens, green peppers, and radish tops. Vegetables with high levels of vitamin A, such as broccoli, carrots, and mustard greens, are especially important to feed your rabbit.
You should feed at least three different vegetables a day â any combination of lettuces counts as ONE veggie for that day. NO LEGUMES, NUTS, SEEDS, CORN COB TREATS, OR YOGURT DROPS! These are not natural foods for rabbits and they can be very dangerous to gut function. Vegetables that should be considered as part of your rabbitâs diet: 1  Alfalfa, radish, and clover sprouts. 2  Asparagus. 3  Basil. 4  Beet greens. 5  Bell Peppers (green, red, yellowâ¦). 6  Bok Choy. 7  Broccoli. 8  Some bunnies may find this a rather âgassyâ veggie. 9  If diarrhea occurs, remove from diet.