Can you feed your rabbit on just vegetable?

Answer 1

No. See the related question below for more details and helpful links about the rabbit diet.

Rabbits should be fed a diet mostly comprised of grass hay, the simple stuff called timothy hay. Alfalfa hay can be used as a treat, but is too high in calcium for regular feeding. Hay should make up the bulk of your rabbit's diet, and should always be available to it.

Rabbit pellets also need to be a main part of their diet. However, stay away from the brands that contain little treats and seeds mixed in with the pellets.

Fresh vegetables and some fruit make nice treats, but should be fed only from 6 months on, and then in small amounts, and introduced one at a time to a bunny's diet. Carrots fed in small amounts is good for your bunny as it contains vitamin A, but be careful, carrots contain a lot of sugar. You do have to be quite careful with vegetables and avoid those which can cause gas or bloating. Cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli are not a great idea. The reason you have to be so careful is the fact that a rabbit cannot pass gas or burp. This means that feeding foods which produce gas can result in bloating, pain, and even death.

Sudden dietary changes can upset a rabbit's digestive system, resulting in sickness and diarrhea which can cause your rabbit to die VERY quickly. Rabbits have VERY delicate digestive systems. It is really best to stick with timothy hay, & rabbit pellets!