1. Common staple grasses: Common staple grasses include alfalfa, timothy, and orchard grass. Among them, it is best for young rabbits to eat less timothy. Because it is not easy to digest, it can be dried and used as teething sticks for rabbits.

2. Common snack grass: Snack grass cannot be fed as a staple food, but can be fed as an occasional snack. Common snack grass includes dandelion, mint leaves, mulberry leaves, corn leaves, etc.

3. Vegetables: After feeding dry staple food, you can feed it with some vegetables, such as carrots, celery, perilla, cherry radish, lettuce, etc.

Tips:

1. The owner should pay attention to that the food fed to the rabbit must be fresh, and the water on the surface should be wiped clean after washing, and it is best to dry it in the sun before Feed it to the rabbit.

2. The daily diet should be well matched. The forage should be mainly leguminous grass, supplemented by grasses of the Gramineae family.

3. Rabbits also need to drink water, and water is very important to rabbits. The owner must provide clean drinking water to rabbits every day.