None! Rabbits are not like carnivores, who eat one big meal and then stay full on it for awhile before needing more food. Instead, rabbits are herbivores and grazers: they nibble off-and-on all day long.
A rabbit's stomach should never be empty: food should be working its way through the digestive system at all times. Rabbits can't safely fast like many other animals can: even before surgery, they should be eating. Don't ever keep food away from your rabbit, because this can make your rabbit seriously (deathly) ill.
The best way to keep a rabbit healthy is to make sure he has access to grass hay at all times: this way, he can nibble whenever he likes, off-and-on throughout the day and night. Not every strand of grass is good, so the rabbit will root through what you give him, and then the next day you can take away the old hay and replace it with fresh new hay.
Aside from hay, you can give your rabbit pellets, and fresh dark leafy greens. You can either give one meal of these foods per day, or two meals. Feed your rabbit in the early morning, and/or the evening -- that's when a rabbit is most active and hungry.
food (carrots veg etc..) water and well away from foxes
once you've bred the rabbit twice the should stay out until the next time you breed the rabbit once you've bred the rabbit twice the should stay out until the next time you breed the rabbit once you've bred the rabbit twice the should stay out until the next time you breed the rabbit
Drink soad with your meal, it will keep u full for a matter of time
Yes to stay with their food
the average weight and height of a rabbit is 16 in and 6 lbs average.
Hermit crabs find food, eat it until full, and stay near food until it's gone.
People can stay in space as long as they have plenty of oxygen, food and water!
The rats stay at the Boniface Estate for a week. They find a kitchen full of food and a library full of books.
Of course, do regular exersise and stay healthy and fit. Too much junk food is bad so stay around your GDA
Cooking makes foods easier to digest. They probably still pass through your system at the same rate, unless your system has a problem with them like a food allergy. Then it would rush the food out.
Yes you put it in a bowl and very gently place it down. If your bunny is hyper then it may try to attack your hand if its trained it will stay calm probly.
They stay by their nest and don't move much Or often Stay in one Place and look for food