Bunnies can eat veggies, you just have to start out slowly and get them used to having veggies in their diet.  A great place to find out all about bunny care and diet is the House Rabbit Society website, http://www.rabbit.org .  A place to look for diet information is http://www.rabbit.org/care/index.html (scroll down to the diet information).  This gives information about hay, pellets and veggies in your rabbit's diet.

welcome playboibunnie147!

Osprey's advice is right on, I visit rabbit.org often, it's the most comprehensive site.

It's fairly common for pet store employees to give out incorrect information about bunny care. For example most pet stores sell pine litter, which is dangerous for bunnies. It's definitely worth reading up on the rabbit info section of binky bunny and rabbit.org, since there's so much helpful info. Two books I'd recommend are The House Rabbit Handbook and Rabbits for Dummies.

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Hi! Usually the most suprising thng to people is how much HAY bunnies eat, so don't forget that part!  Also, since your bunny is young, alfalfa NOW is good, but once he hits 6 months, it is not healthy for him   good luck & have fun!

Welcome playboibunnie147!!

 

You've gotten some great links.  I also am a fan of rabbit.org for information.   Rabbits definitely need greens, but you need to wait until they are about 12 weeks old to slowly introduce veggies.

And though pine shavings are not safe, dried pine pellets are okay because the dangerous oils are dried out.  So for example woodstove pellets, and feline pine are examples of safe litter made from pine.