How to tell how old a rabbit is?

How to tell the age of a rabbit:
1. Look at the appearance characteristics. A 2-month-old rabbit has neat teeth, about the size of millet, and pink nails hidden in the fur. The nails of rabbits between 3 and 6 months old begin to protrude. After 6 months, the nails of rabbits fully protrude, the incisors are longer, and the nails are mainly white.
2. Look at your weight. Rabbits of common sizes weigh 50 to 60 grams at birth, 2.2 to 2.5 kilograms at 3 months of age, adult male rabbits weigh 4 to 4.5 kilograms, and adult female rabbits weigh 4 to 4.6 kilograms.
3. Look at your ability to interact with people. Newborn rabbits are very afraid of people and even dare not see the light. 3-month-old rabbits can interact with people, but will not be intimate. Rabbits over 6 months old are very naughty and will play games with their owners.
Notes on raising rabbits:
1. The rabbit cage should be placed in a quiet environment. Rabbits are particularly timid and stimulating sounds will make them afraid.
2. Although rabbits are fluffy, they are particularly afraid of cold. In winter, rabbits must be kept warm.
3. When feeding a rabbit, pay attention to the amount. It is enough to be eighty percent full. Do not let it eat too much, which is not good for the stomach.
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