Some rabbit farmers in the city learn to think a bit like rabbits themselves. They look for rabbit food wherever they go, and ask their neighbours to save rabbit food for them. When you give your rabbit forage, like grass and leaves, keep the forage off the cage floor by tying it together in a bunch and hanging it from the ceiling or wall of the cage. Or put it in a rack attached to the cage wall. Just be sure not to put your rabbit feed directly on the floor of the cage where it will be dirtied by urine and droppings.
Dirty food can make a rabbit sick.
Try to keep your rabbit's forage dry, especially in hot weather. If your rabbit eats wet forage it may get sick with diarrhoea and even die. If forage is wet when you cut it, let it dry for a few hours before you give it to your rabbit. When you give your rabbit kitchen scraps or commercial feed, put them in a clean container. You can attach the container to the cage wall so the rabbit will not knock it over.