Temporary food substitutes when rabbit food is gone:

1. Oatmeal. Oatmeal is rich in nutritional value. You can soak oatmeal in warm milk and feed it to rabbits, but you cannot feed it like this for a long time, as it may easily lead to a lack of trace elements in the rabbit.

2. Hay. Adult rabbits mainly eat hay in their food. The hay content must reach more than 80%, mainly alfalfa hay.

3. Carrot. Rabbits especially like to eat carrots, and carrots themselves are a low-fiber, high-carbohydrate food. They are suitable to be eaten with other foods. If you only eat carrots, you will easily lack fiber over time, which is detrimental to digestion.

4. Soybeans. Soybeans are rich in protein and calcium and have high nutritional content. Soybeans can be cooked and fed to rabbits.

5. Popcorn. Heat and pop rice and dry corn kernels in a dry pot to make popcorn (no oil or sugar)

6. Vegetables. For example, lettuce, cabbage, celery, and bok choy are rich in vitamins and can provide nutrients to rabbits. Vegetables Wash the vegetables with clean water and dry them before feeding them to the rabbits.

7. Fresh grass can be temporarily replaced with foxtail grass.