Newborn rabbits need water. Rabbits are lactating viviparous animals and must be breastfed for the first month after birth. Although breast milk is also liquid, it still needs to be supplemented with water. Water can accelerate the material circulation and energy metabolism of the rabbit's body, increase the rabbit's appetite, and is beneficial to the rabbit's health. To be healthy, you need to replenish water every day.

Notes on feeding water to rabbits:

1. Feed rabbits water every day, about 150 ml is enough. Don't rely solely on the water in fruits or vegetables.

2. When feeding rabbits, do not feed raw water. Raw water contains microorganisms and bacteria, which is not good for the health of rabbits and may cause abdominal pain and diarrhea. Be sure to feed clean, cold water. .

3. The container for feeding water to the bunny must be relatively shallow and heavy. This will make it easier for the bunny to drink water and will not cause the bunny to knock over the container and wet itself. It can reduce the incidence of illness in little rabbits.