The staple grass of the giant checkered rabbit should be Timothy grass or fruit tree grass of the family Poaceae. The alfalfa should be gradually reduced when the giant checkered rabbit is about to become an adult, and the proportion of grass should be increased, and the alfalfa should be completely stopped after 6 months of adulthood.

You can also feed some vegetables, which is good for the intestines of giant checkered rabbits Keep hydrated, add vitamins, etc. Vegetables should also be supplied in moderation. Eating too many vegetables, or using vegetables as a staple food, is likely to cause the giant checkered rabbit to have diarrhea.