Young rabbits that do not have rabbit food can use alternative foods:

1. Hay. Wheatgrass, wheatgrass, ryegrass, dandelion grass, etc., mainly alfalfa, because alfalfa is rich in calcium, which is beneficial to the growth and development of young rabbits.

2. Sugar-free cereal. If you don’t have rabbit food, you can soak some oatmeal and feed it to the rabbit. Soak it in warm water and feed it to the rabbit after soaking.

3. Vegetables. For example, carrots and green vegetables are low-fiber, high-carbohydrate foods that can meet the needs of young rabbits, but be careful not to feed them too much, because vegetables have a high water content and can easily cause diarrhea in rabbits.

4. Beans. For example, soybean meal and peanut meal are rich in high protein and low fiber, which are very suitable for the growth of young rabbits.

5. Rabbit dried fruit. Pet stores generally sell rabbit-specific dried fruits, which are rich in protein and vitamins and can be used as a meal replacement for rabbit food.