These four points should be paid attention to when raising rabbits

1. The staple food of rabbits is grass, and rabbit food, vegetables and fruits can only be used as complementary food, and a small amount of snacks can be fed;
Rabbits are three lipped. They look cute when eating. Small owners are in love with rabbits and will feed them all kinds of food. Rabbits will not refuse to come, whether it is radish, cabbage, or biscuits, melons and fruits. They will not be picky about what to eat. But in fact, their staple food should be grass based, and the grass should be supplied in unlimited quantities. They can start chewing whenever the rabbits want to eat. Even the finished rabbit food can only be used as a supplementary food, so that they can occasionally eat a little.
2. Rabbits need to grind their teeth frequently. Molars, molars, Timothy grass and so on are necessary items;
Rabbits' teeth will continue to grow, so they need to grind their teeth frequently. In addition to pasture, molars or molars should also be placed in the rabbit cage. Adult rabbits can also help them grind their teeth by replacing their staple food with Timothy grass. If rabbits do not grind their teeth, their mouths may not close, affecting chewing.
3. Rabbits cannot eat vegetables and fruits with too much water content, but they need sufficient drinking water;
The rabbit is a "rectum", and its digestive system is strange. It will pull after eating, so it cannot eat vegetables and fruits with too much water, otherwise the rabbit will have diarrhea. Some fresh vegetable leaves should also be dried to show moisture after washing before they can be fed. Some people say that rabbits are "heartbroken by drinking water", which is a pure rumor. Water is the source of life, and rabbits also need to drink water. Generally, an automatic drinking pot is set above the rabbit cage to fill it with boiled water. The rabbit is taught to use the drinking pot. When it is thirsty, it will drink water by itself.
4. Rabbits are suitable for living alone. One male and one female will breed in large numbers, causing a burden on breeding.
Rabbits have a strong reproductive capacity. Rabbits of one male and one female can breed together in 4-6 months. Each time they can give birth to 6-8 rabbits. Rabbits do not know how to "control". As long as the male and female rabbits are together, they will continue to breed. They can produce six times in an extra year. If they are not in a special breeding industry, they cannot care for such production. Therefore, it is better to keep only one pet rabbit. Before the rabbit gets old, consider whether to produce it.