How many years can gray tail rabbits be kept?

Grey-tailed rabbits can generally be raised for about 8 years, and their lifespan is relatively long among rabbits. Some gray-tailed rabbits can even live up to 12 years. If you want gray-tailed rabbits to live longer, you need to adopt scientific feeding methods.
Feeding methods for gray-tailed rabbits:
1. Gray-tailed rabbits mainly feed on grass, supplemented by rabbit food, and no or less vegetables. Because juicy vegetables have a laxative effect.
2. The palatability of rabbit food is generally better than that of forage. Excessive feeding of rabbit food will reduce the amount of grass that gray-tailed rabbits eat, leading to indigestion, stomach accumulation and diarrhea and other serious consequences.
3. Do not feed gray-tailed rabbits tap water, as it can easily cause diarrhea. It is best to use drinking water or cool boiled water, which is good for their stomach and intestines.
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