Artificial feeding of rabbits requires 3-6 times a day, and each time requires 2-3 ml. If a newborn rabbit does not have enough breast milk, it will need artificial feeding to ensure adequate nutrition. When artificially feeding a rabbit, hold the rabbit gently with your left hand and the nursing device with your right hand. Slowly insert the rubber tube into the rabbit's mouth. When you feel that the rabbit's abdomen is slightly bulging, that's it.

Notes on artificial feeding of rabbits:

1. Choose milk powder suitable for rabbits, such as rabbit milk powder and goat milk powder. These milk powders are fine and easy to mix. , easily soluble in water, easy for rabbits to absorb and digest.

2. Mix milk powder and warm water at a ratio of 1:6-1:8. For rabbits that are 10 days old, brew 5 grams at a time, and then fill it with warm water at 45℃-50℃. Pour 30-40ml into the bottle and mix.

3. Before feeding, keep the rabbit warm first. Wrap the rabbit in a towel and place it on your lap to avoid cold.