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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.
Feed your rabbit an amount of rabbit pellets appropriate for its weight, along with free-fed grass hays (timothy, orchard, oat). Fresh, raw, organic (pesticide-free) vegetables can also make up part of the rabbit's rations, if you like. Go really easy on fruits as treats. Rabbits like to chew a lot. If you choose to feed people-food, you can increase your rabbitâs intake of veggies at adulthood-up to a cup a day. 2  If so, you can cut the pellet ration by 1/3 to 1/2, always aiming to maintain the rabbit's weight at the ideal and ensure optimal nutrition and immune system health.