What are the feed requirements for raising rabbits in summer

Rabbits are afraid of heat and often reduce their food intake because of the hot weather, which is especially threatening to young rabbits and baby rabbits. Therefore, summer feeding and management must be done carefully and well. In summer, feed early in the morning and feed late in the evening, and feed little or not at all during the hot midday period. Special care must be taken not to feed grass and vegetable leaves that have just been sprayed with pesticides, to prevent pesticide poisoning. Do not feed young rabbits tender beet leaves, to avoid causing diarrhea. Always provide 2% salt water. When it is cool in the morning and evening, feed more feed.