How to hold a rabbit correctly

The correct posture for holding a rabbit is to hold the back of the rabbit's neck with your right hand, hold the rabbit's butt with your left hand, and keep the rabbit facing outward. Holding a rabbit in this way will not cause discomfort to the rabbit. Do not scratch the rabbit's ears. The rabbit's ears are very sensitive and fragile. If the rabbit resists, it is easy to scratch its ears, and it is easy to be scratched by the rabbit if you scratch the rabbit's ears.
Notes on raising rabbits:
1. The rabbit cage should be placed in a quiet environment. Rabbits are timid and sensitive to sound. If it is too noisy, The environment is not conducive to rabbit growth.
2. Although rabbits are fluffy, they are very sensitive to low temperatures. In winter, they must be kept warm by placing a layer of hay under the rabbit cage.
3. When feeding rabbits, you should pay attention to balanced nutrition. You should not only feed it grass, but also some vitamin-rich fruits and vegetables.
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