A nursing rabbit doe has increased nutritional needs to support milk production and the growth of her kits. Providing a balanced diet is essential during this time. Here are some guidelines for feeding a nursing rabbit doe:

1. High-quality hay: Offer unlimited amounts of fresh, high-quality grass hay such as timothy hay, orchard grass, or meadow hay. Hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet and provide essential fiber.

2. Fresh vegetables: Provide a variety of fresh vegetables daily, including leafy greens like kale, spinach, and romaine lettuce. Offer a mix of different vegetables to ensure a diverse nutrient intake.

3. Limited pellets: Offer a small amount of high-quality rabbit pellets specifically formulated for nursing does. Choose pellets that are high in fiber and low in carbohydrates and protein. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for the appropriate serving size based on the doe's weight and stage of lactation.

4. Fresh water: Ensure a constant supply of clean, fresh water. Nursing does require more water to stay hydrated and support milk production.

5. Additional protein: To support milk production, you can provide small amounts of high-protein foods. This can include small portions of alfalfa hay or alfalfa-based pellets, as well as occasional treats like sprouts or fresh herbs. Avoid excessive protein intake, as it can lead to health issues.

6. Supplements: In consultation with a veterinarian, you may consider adding specific supplements to the doe's diet to support her health and milk production. This can include calcium supplements, probiotics, or other specialized formulations designed for nursing rabbits.

It's important to monitor the doe's body condition and adjust the feeding regimen accordingly. If you notice any changes in her appetite, weight loss, or signs of illness, consult with a veterinarian for proper guidance and support.