Sorry, mickeyandluna, but none of these products should be fed to a rabbit. Rice, seeds, corn -- none should be fed to a rabbit. General rule of thumb is that store bought treats are baad.
MyBeardedBunny, your new bunny is adorable. He is right at the age of being considered an adult (6-7 months). That means he can have an adult diet.
- unlimited grass hay (no alfalfa)
- plain, timothy-based pellets (about 1/4 cup per day)
- daily greens (slowly introduced if he hasn't had them before)
- occasional treat of fresh (or dried) fruit - not until he's used to a diet that includes daily greens. 1 tbsps worth max per day
To introduce greens (think dark leaf lettuces, basil, cilantro, parsley, mint...) offer a small (palm-size) amount of a chosen green. If he takes it, offer the same for a couple days in a row. You'll be checking for any change in poos. If they get mushy, back off and give him time to return to normal. Then you can try a different green. If he tolerates the first green, then you add that to your list of things he can eat and try another.
Once you have a variety of greens, he can work up to eating 2-4 cups of greens every day.
