1. Water is inseparable from any animal, and so is the rabbit. The water for rabbits must be clean boiled water.

2. Rabbit's intestine is relatively weak. Mainly feed rabbit food+fresh alfalfa+purified water. Occasionally, celery, coriander and dandelion can be eaten. These plants are very helpful to rabbits.

3. The living environment of rabbits should be sanitary, dry and ventilated. Rabbits in cages should keep moving 1 hour or more every day. If you are afraid to pull the rabbit at will, you can teach it to go to the toilet. Its urine and feces must be washed every day. If it is not cleaned, nitrogen will be produced if it is accumulated for a long time.

Don't catch the rabbit's ear when catching it. Ears are important organs of rabbits. The correct way to catch rabbits should be to grab Tu Tu's back with one hand and lift Tu Tu's hips with the other hand, so that Tu Tu's legs and abdomen are forward.

Pay special attention to the physical condition of rabbits, because some symptoms are signs of disease. The feces of healthy rabbits are black, round and tasteless, and can digest food. They are full of energy, have a good appetite and clear eyes. Clean ears, no skin disease, quick response, no drooling, no tooth deformation, etc.

matters need attention

1. Keep the environment quiet and feed it at night. Rabbits come out at night, close their eyes during the day and eat very little. In addition to the basic daily management tasks, keep the environment around the rabbit room quiet and try not to interfere with the rabbit's sleep; In order to feed enough feed, it is best to feed it once before going to bed.

2. Keep the environment clean. Rabbits like a clean and dry environment, so make sure the rabbit room is clean and well ventilated. In humid and dirty environment, it is also easy to cause infectious diseases and parasites to spread in rabbits.

3. Don't be afraid. Rabbits are naturally timid and can keenly detect a little movement. When raising and managing, the movements should be light and steady, and at the same time, strangers or other animals such as dogs, cats, mice and snakes should be prevented from entering the rabbit house.

4. Feed is mainly grass, supplemented by feed. Self-made granules or purchased ready-made materials may lead to bacterial proliferation and endotoxin production, and should be used with caution. Wild or planted grass is soft and juicy, with good palatability and high digestibility. Loose food entering the stomach is beneficial to excreting feces and should be the main food of rabbits.

5. Disinfect in time. Cages must be cleaned every day. Always clean utensils, rabbit houses and rabbit cages, and regularly use disinfectants to disinfect feces. Bedding should be cleaned and replaced frequently, and the feces discharged by yourself should be removed in time.

6. Rabbits like to bite, so consider the design of cages. It should be noted that the cage should try to use materials that rabbits don't like to bite, so as to prolong its service life. In addition, it is necessary to provide conditions for grinding teeth frequently, such as putting more wooden sticks or harder food in the cage for rabbits to bite, which will help the chewing and digestion of feed.