When feeding your new bunny it with go home with you as a baby it's food should be unlimited till its 6 months at that time start to cut back the food . Here are the amounts to feed your bunny : If your bring home an adult bunny use the amounts for 6 months and over ,below. For chewing apple twigs work well if you have an apple tree you can use that, just make sure the tree isn't dieased & use small pieces. Remember not to overfeed your rabbit!! Rabbits are adults at 6 months! These are some of the breeds listed below.
2-4lbs 1/4 a cup - n. dwarfs, holland lops, polish, mini rex, dutch, jersey wooly, dwarf hotot, britannia petite
5-7lbs 1/2 a cup - reg.rex , mini lop , florida white
8-10lbs 3/4 a cup- new zeland, satins, californian,
11-15lbs 1 cup -checkered gaint, gaint chin, champagne D' argent
Don't start your bunnies on vegetables till its 6months old if you see loose stools stop. Make sure your bunnie has fresh water at all times and alfalfa hay till its 5 months timothy hay 6 months and up. For the best protein level choose feed that is between 16-18% I use purina show formula on my rabbit.
Pellets
 Timothy hay Oat hay
 
If you have the time and the space try planting your own herb garden for your bunnies!! 
Veggie's for your bunny!!
(no pesticides) in any veggies!! Friuts
a small piece of apple (No Seeds) blueberries
baby carrots (use sparingly high in sugar) melon's
parsely orange (no Peels)
bok choy pear
clover pineapple
cilantro strawberries
celery plums
brussels sprouts Banana (small slice)
papaya
basil
beet greens (tops)
dandelion greens &flowers 
mustard greens
endive
green peppers
escarole
kale ( use sparingly)
mint
watercress
spinach (use sparingly)
brocolli tops (cause gas use sparingly)
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