Of course. Rabbits are herbivorous vertebrates, belonging to the family Rabbinidae. The rabbit's head is smaller, slightly longer, its mouth is shorter, its upper lip is longitudinally split, and its eyeball is larger. The eye color varies from species to species, including pink, black and brown. Big ears, upright or drooping, are one of the characteristics of this breed. Rabbits are widely distributed in the world, mostly in deserts, grasslands, dry grasslands, forests or Woods. Rabbits are herbivores. They feed on the roots, stems, leaves and seeds of plants and only eat their favorite foods. Rabbits can eat celery, and the elements contained in celery leaves have a calming effect on rabbits. Celery leaves are rich in nutrients, and celery leaves are rich in carotene, vitamin C, calcium and protein. Young try not to eat celery, celery leaves are rich in nutrition, can not eat more, easy to have loose bowels. The food you feed should be clean and hygienic, and moldy food can no longer be fed. Celery wet by rain needs to be dried before feeding, and celery with soil needs to be washed and dried before feeding. Need to feed regularly and quantitatively, not at any time. Young rabbits need to be fed five times a day, and adult rabbits need to be fed three times a day. In winter, breakfast needs to be earlier and dinner needs to be later. Changing the food you feed needs to be done step by step, and you can't rush it.