What do lop eared rabbits eat? How to raise? How to get acquainted with it?

Lop-eared rabbits are herbivores and have to eat grass as their staple food. Young rabbits are mainly Timothy grass and alfalfa grass, supplemented by rabbit food, sufficient drinking water, adult rabbits can add an appropriate amount of vegetables on the basis of the above, and at the same time reduce the amount of alfalfa grass.

Lop-eared rabbits are afraid of moisture, like to clean, and hate filth. Therefore, in the feeding management, it is necessary to create a dry and clean living environment, the rabbit cage should be kept dry frequently, and the rabbit cage should be brushed every week.

Feed, drinking water, feeding utensils, etc. must be kept clean at all times. Dark, damp and polluted air are the main causes of disease in lop-eared rabbits. Lop-eared rabbits are timid by nature and afraid of being disturbed, so they should also pay attention to quiet and comfortable environment selection.

When the rabbit is a minor, it is given rabbit food and grass.

The point is that when it is about eight months old as an adult, after I fed it tomatoes, apples and peaches, it does not like to eat grass or rabbit food, and it is still very healthy. I don't think the lop-eared rabbit should be too squeamish, it is the same as a human, and it should not be eaten too finely. I don't think it's too necessary for rabbit food or anything.

There were no diarrhea either. It's okay to give it leaves and fruits. Supplemented with rabbit food.

I have a friend who has been raising rabbits like this for more than a year, and the rabbits are fine. I tried it and I also felt that there was no problem. I didn't lie to you, then you said that when there is no alfalfa grass rabbit food, the lop-eared rabbit will not survive.

It's economical and convenient.

Of course, the premise is that rabbits are raised until seven or eight months, at least adult rabbits.

When the rabbit is a minor, it is given rabbit food and grass.

When it is an adult, feed it more, tomatoes, apples, peaches, no need to feed rabbit food, if there is diarrhea, you can feed some vegetable leaves and fruits supplemented with rabbit food, and you can also feed a small amount of alfalfa grass rabbit food.

There is also grass, 6 months ago to eat alfalfa grass, 6 months after to eat Timuxi grass, snacks or something, you go to the pet store, he will explain to you, snacks can be bought less, grass must be bought, and give it a kettle, it eats rabbit food and grass, eats thirsty, so drink water, do not, if the water is boiled, or mineral water, don't take raw water to it to drink. Sometimes you can feed it a small amount of water and fruit, a small lump of it, what about the leaves, one or two pieces are fine, not too much, I hope to adopt it!

Grass, eat alfalfa grass 6 months ago, eat Timuxi grass after 6 months, see the rabbit bar in the top, you can also make grass cakes for him, buy special rabbit snacks, cabbage, don't eat it before 6 months, eat most of it will get E. coli, if you get it, feed gentamicin injection, two milliliters a day for 5 days. After 6 months, appropriate fruit every day、When a snack can not be used as a staple food、And don't forget to feed water.。 Every day he has to drink a lot of water and prepare a rollerball kettle.

You also need grass, grass is to help rabbits strengthen the stomach, it is best not to feed cabbage, it will be diarrhea, and the water should be drunk boiled water.

Like alfalfa grass, Timothy grass, all kinds of grass, depending on which one it likes to eat, you can also feed it some vegetables and fruits properly, you can't feed too much, it's easy to diarrhea if you feed too much, rabbits need to drink water, you have to buy a kettle, it's the kind with roll-on, it's not good to put it directly in a bowl for it to drink.

I think it's better to feed natural foods than feed.

Bunnies can't eat cabbage! It's going to be strained! Wheat bran can be eaten.