Baby rabbits have no milk to eat, so they can be artificially fed with rabbit milk powder and goat milk powder. Newborn rabbits need to be breastfed until one month old and cannot be fed other foods. However, if there is no breast milk or insufficient breast milk, goat milk powder and rabbit milk powder can be artificially fed. Goat milk powder and rabbit milk powder have fine powder, comprehensive nutrition, are very close to breast milk, and are easy to digest and absorb, which is beneficial to the growth and development of rabbits.

Notes on feeding milk powder to rabbits:

1. Generally, you need to brew milk powder with warm water of about 40 degrees Celsius, and then test the temperature on the back of your hand, then use 1 ml Using a syringe, gently insert it into the little rabbit's mouth and let it lick it slowly.

2. In the process of feeding milk powder, the hard bulging of the rabbit's abdomen is the end point of feeding, and then the feeding interval is every 2 hours.

3. When preparing milk powder for rabbits, mix water and milk powder in a ratio of 5:1. Such milk powder will not be too thin or too thick, which is beneficial to the digestion and absorption of rabbits.