The aim of this study was to determine how a feeding plan characterized by different levels of tomato pomace(TP) supplementation influences the carcass characteristics, the chemical, physical and sensorial characteris-tics of rabbit meat. 144 weaned crossbred rabbits were divided into three groups of 48 each. Thefirst groupwas fed a basal diet without TP, while the other two groups were fed the basal diet after replacing part of thediet with TP at 3% and 6%, respectively. There was a significant difference between the experimental groupsin terms of live and carcass weights. The meat of rabbits fed on a 6% TP diet exhibited higher yellowness (b*)and Chroma values when compared to others. The saturated fatty acid content in thelongissimus dorsimuscleand perirenal fat decreased significantly with increasing TP inclusion, while polyunsaturated fatty acidsincreased. Furthermore, our results indicate that a diet integrated with 6% TP could influence positively theoverall preference of cooked meat