What should you pay attention to when feeding rabbits?

Notes on feeding rabbits:
1. Feeding should be done regularly and quantitatively. Regular and quantitative feeding can help rabbits develop a good diet and help protect their fragile intestines and stomach.
2. Ensure balanced nutrition when feeding. You can feed your rabbit some pasture, along with some fresh vegetables and fruits to ensure adequate vitamin intake.
3. Feed the rabbit water every day. Feed rabbits with warm water, not tap water. Drinking tap water will cause diarrhea.
4. Do not feed cold food to rabbits. Rabbits have poor gastrointestinal function and are prone to illness when fed cold food, which may even cause fever in rabbits.
5. Feeding should adhere to the principle of eating less and more meals. Rabbits have no sense of satiety and will continue to eat as long as they are fed. As long as they are eighty percent full, they will be satisfied.
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