How to Raise Rabbits So They Won't Die? Master the Methods to Improve the Survival Rate

Rabbits are very cute little animals. Although they are fairly easy to raise, they are still very easy to kill if you don't pay attention to some details of care. Let's take a look together at how to raise rabbits so they won't die.

Feeding

Remember, carrots and other fresh vegetables should be fed sparingly, and ideally not at all. It is best to feed special rabbit food, and ideally to use a small pet water cup to give water. Never feed tap water; purified water is fine. If the rabbit is under 3 months old, you must buy special rabbit milk powder.

Choosing a Breed

I suggest you buy from a legitimate pet store, not from a rabbit dealer! The rabbits at rabbit dealers are not in very good health and die very easily.

Care

You should often play with the rabbit, but it is best not to hold it. You need to be patient, and it must not come into contact with water! It will clean itself, and the cage must be kept clean. Rabbits must maintain their body temperature in this season; it is too cold, and many rabbits die in winter.

Vaccines

When the rabbit is 3 months old, it needs to be vaccinated, and also to prevent coccidiosis. You must buy some medicine as soon as you get the rabbit to prevent coccidia. Generally speaking, baby rabbits die from coccidia, diarrhea, and the like.