feeding my 2 month old mini lop

Question
how many times a day can i give my rabbit freckles romaine lettuce and also a slice of apple? she loves them alot but i dont want to give her more then she should have in one day.

Answer
At this age, she should only get very small amounts of fresh food. Half a slice of apple and a leaf of romain lettuce is plenty. In about a month, you can start slowly increasing the amounts of fresh foods. By 5 months of age, she can have a nearly all fresh food diet, as long as it is well balanced. All rabbits should also have all the fresh timothy, grass, and/or oat hay they want. Below is a feeding guide for fresh foods:

Remember to feed fresh foods in moderation until you are sure the rabbit can handle them, at which point fresh foods can become a decent part of the daily diet. Also keep in mind that fruit is actually quite high in sugar, which is converted into calories. If those calories are not burned off, they turn into fat. Be sure to wash all fresh foods thoroughly, and if they are gathered in the wild, avoid gathering in areas that have been sprayed for weeds/insects or that are near high volumes of traffic.

Apple *
Banana and dried banana chips
Basil
Beet greens (tops)
Blackberries
Blackberry leaves
Blueberries *
Bok choy
Broccoli (leaves and stems are the best)**
Brussels sprouts **
Carrots and carrot tops
Celery
Chicory
Cilantro
Clover
Collard greens
Cucumber
Dandelion greens and flowers
Endive
Escarole
Green peppers
Grapes *
Kale *
Melon rine and flesh *
Mint
Mustard greens
Oatmeal
Orange *
Papaya #
Parsley
Pea pods (the flat, edible kind)
Pear *
Peppermint leaves
Pineapple #
Raddichio
Radish tops
Raisins *
Raspberries
Romain lettuce (no light colored leaf or iceberg)
Spinach *
Sprouts (alfalfa, radish, clover)
Strawberries
Watercress
Wheat grass

* Feed these sparingly.
** May cause gas in some rabbits. Feed in small quantities at first and watch for a bad reaction.
# Is useful as an aid in breaking up injested hair or provides another digestive benefit.