Can rabbits feed water? How much water does a rabbit drink a day?

Water is the source of life. Rabbits naturally need to feed water, but attention should be paid to the amount of water and ensure that the water is clean. If the rabbit's daily food is mainly dry food, it should prepare more drinking water; If rabbits eat more fruits and vegetables, they can eat enough water, so they can feed less water. If they drink too much, they will have diarrhea.
What kind of water is best for rabbits
Generally, it is best to feed rabbits with cold water. The tap water has certain bacteria, while mineral water contains minerals. Rabbits are prone to get stones or bladder discomfort when they drink too much, which is not suitable for rabbits.
In winter, warm water can be prepared by feeding rabbits with water. Cold water may cause rabbits to have diarrhea.
Is it better to use a water dispenser or a bowl for rabbits to drink water
Rabbits usually drink water by burying their heads in it. If a water bowl is prepared, a bowl with a larger diameter and a lighter diameter is required to prevent rabbits from reaching out and drinking water.
In fact, there are some disadvantages for rabbits to drink water from bowls. One is that it is difficult to ensure the cleanliness. The bowls are exposed, which are easy to get dirty and easily knocked over by rabbits. The other is that rabbits will bury their whole mouths when drinking water, and the corners of their mouths and cheeks may get wet. Long term wet cheeks may get eczema or other skin diseases.
▼ How much water do rabbits drink a day
Generally, rabbits drink 50~150ml/kg of water a day. For example, rabbits weighing 2kg need to supplement 100ml~300ml of water a day. Rabbits eating dry food can properly feed more water. If the rabbits have been fed with fruit and other foods, the drinking water can be appropriately reduced.