Rabbits eat about 100-500 grams of grass a day. The rabbit's food intake should be determined according to the rabbit's age, size and physical condition. Smaller rabbits have a smaller food intake. They can eat 100g of grass a day. However, for larger rabbits and giant rabbits, 100g is far from enough for their needs. They can feed 500g, divided into morning and afternoon. Feed in three stages, do not feed them all at once.

Grass that can be fed to rabbits:

1. Alfalfa. Alfalfa is rich in calcium, which is beneficial to the growth and development of rabbit bones. It is also nutritionally comprehensive and can ensure the nutritional balance of rabbits.

2. Gao Dancao. Gouda grass is soft, easy to digest, and rich in protein. It is especially suitable for rabbits in the growth and development period and can help them grow faster.

3. Timothy grass. Timothy grass leaves are relatively large and easy to digest and absorb. They are rich in fiber, which is helpful for promoting gastrointestinal motility and digestion in rabbits.