As long as you have already checked that these items were OK for the rabbit to eat in the first place, then you can offer them to your rabbits even though they are wilted. You might put them in cool water for 30 minutes if you want then to perk up. I raised rabbits for many years, and if the greens weren't OK for the rabbits, they would just scratch them through the wire floor of their cage. They were pretty smart.
VEGGIES
Yes
fruit veggies and hay
mostly deer,rabbits fruit and veggies.
**prey you mean? Rabbits are herbivores they don't eat other animals. They eat plants, fruit and veggies.
Eggplant raw baked is not very good. It will taste bitter, so if you put it in a skillet first and lightly brown it will be better. Then, layer your browned eggplant with cottage cheese, shredded cheddar cheese, tomatoes, green peppers, and other veggies that you like. Bake at 350 until bubbly.
Osmacote for veggies and flowers and horse manure!
It is very nutricious and in the wild they eat veggies.
Yes, rabbits do eat carrots.
Rabbits don't just like carrots they like: Parsley, spinach lettuce (but don't feed it to much), zucchini celery and grass and a lot more veggies
Give him flowers, milk and veggies everyday.
Rabbits(any breed) don't eat meat or are carnivores.if you found one,u can feed it veggies or fruits.some rabbits will sneak some meat,but they would die. sources(a rabbit seller in pensylvania)