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Rabbits should have some food available at all times. Remove stale or bad food, and keep water always around for them.
Rabbits should have hay and water available at all times, 24/7. But, if a rabbit always has pellets to eat, it's likely she (or he) will eat too many. If a rabbit eats too many pellets, it can get sick, overweight, and unhealthy. Many experts recommend limiting your rabbit's pellets and also serving dark, fresh leafy greens every day. It's a good idea to split the pellets and greens into two meals per day: breakfast and dinner.
See the related question below for more details and helpful links about a healthy rabbit diet.
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