How much food do you have to give to the rabbit?

You can't eat fungus vegetables, you will be poisoned, I used to feed them to death.

How much food do domestic bunnies need to eat? Can you tell us about it?

Some say it's 2% of body weight, some say it's 5% of body weight, and people keep rabbits very well. So it's hard to decide who is more right to listen to. Actually, I can say this about this question, and they are all right, because I have told you about a word called moderation before, and I have explained how to grasp it, and today I am here to teach you a simpler way.

First of all, before you get a pet, you need to admit that each individual is different, so they eat differently. So we can judge whether we are doing the right thing based on the results. For example, we can judge by looking at urine and urine, because changes in the body can most truly reflect the problem.

Let's not blindly believe in the so-called theoretical data, if you are too attached to these theoretical data, it is superstition. Moreover, all reliable conclusions are based on physical experiments.

Secondly, when we observe whether the feces are normal or not, the first problem we solve is that you have to know what is normal, and the normal rabbit's bowel movements should be round, uniform in size, dark green, yellow-green or golden yellow, which is determined according to the type of grass he ingests. Basically, the color is similar to that of grass, and the fresh urine is yellow and slightly cloudy. And the rabbit's normal stool has no taste, after you understand clearly, when the rabbit appears in a different situation from him, you will know that it is not normal now, you will be vigilant, we can consult the doctor according to this abnormal situation, to make reasonable adjustments.

For example, the urine is normally yellow and green, turbid, and suddenly it becomes very white, so it means that there is excess nutrition, and then at this time, we can try to reduce the alfalfa of this rabbit food a little bit to see if it works.

In the end, it is still the same sentence, respect differences, every individual is different. So you don't have to blindly copy others, you can feed as much as you give the rabbit. His plan may not be suitable for you, but he does not mean that you can feed as much as you want, because even if there are individual differences, he is within a range.

For example, a normal one-kilogram rabbit can eat about 15 to 25 grams of soil per meal, but you have to not believe in evil, you have to have 50 grams whole, and then after eating, he is sick. Wouldn't you say that this individual difference means how much you want to feed? In that case, you would misunderstand.

And there is a very interesting thing, that is, different countries, their experts on the rabbit scientific feeding to provide different recipes, let's remember, one side of the water and soil to raise one side of the people, different regions of the living environment is different, the same is true for people. Therefore, since we were born in China, let's not blindly believe in some foreign scientific feeding methods, especially those suitable for our domestic theories that run counter, we must not try, there is no need, the method is flexible and changeable, and the most important thing is appropriate.

It is best to eat 500 grams of food a day. For example, drink a glass of water and a small bowl of carrots in the morning. You can eat a big bowl of vegetables at noon.

Generally, it needs to be fed about 5% of its body weight. Generally, adult rabbits are fed about 2 times a day, and they can choose wet and dry food.

If you raise a baby rabbit at home, as long as you give it enough vegetables and water, the rabbit's favorite food is greens and turnips.

Rabbits like to eat carrots, sweet potatoes, cabbage, pumpkin, spinach, cucumbers, radish leaves, oranges, bananas, grapes, apples, plantains, dandelions, goose intestines, tofu residues, bread and so on. The food should be washed before feeding, and the water on the surface should be dried before giving it to the rabbit.

Foods that have been cooked or frozen should not be eaten. There is also a kind of granular artificial feed for rabbits on the market, which has the advantages of balanced nutrition, hardness and good for teeth.

Rabbits generally eat when they are hungry, rabbits have short intestines, and what they just eat is quickly discharged. Rabbits within 3 months, feed 4 times a day, 2 3 apples at a time, rabbit food, just grab a small handful, add a dish of boiled water is enough. After 3 months, the rabbit gradually grows up, and is fed twice a day, the amount of half an apple at a time; Rabbit food, most of the handful, is equivalent to a small cup of drinking liquor, a small cup of about 40 ml, a cup of quantity.

Generally, home-raised rabbits should pay attention to the provision of food, because young rabbits do not feel full. Vegetables are not recommended for young rabbits, which are prone to enteritis and can only be provided appropriately when they become adults. Rabbits are divided into young rabbits and adult rabbits.

They are all fed in the morning and evening, 2 times a day. If you encounter a situation of changing the brand of food, you need to transition, and you can't replace it directly, resulting in the rabbit not adapting and feeling uncomfortable. Young rabbits are rabbits that are 1 to 6 months old, and adult rabbits are rabbits that are more than 6 months old.

Rabbit food includes:

1. Vegetables: carrots, sweet potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, radish leaves, pumpkin, greens. When feeding vegetables, they must be washed, drained, and fed again.

2. Fruits: oranges, bananas, grapes, apples, strawberries. When feeding fruits, the rabbit's water intake should be appropriately reduced to adjust the balance of water.

3. Green grass: camellia, plantain, dandelion, goose intestines.

4. Other foods: tofu residue and bread.

When rabbits are young, they need to be fed 3 5 times a day, and about 30 50g of rabbit food is fed at a time. When the rabbit is born, it should be fed breast milk, but also pet milk powder, and after three months, it can be fed rabbit food to supplement nutrition. In addition to rabbit food, it can also be fed some plant-based feed to supplement nutrition during the adult rabbit period.

The amount of food a baby rabbit should be fed in a day according to the rabbit's physique, appetite and food variety. When the rabbit is young, it needs to be fed 3 5 times a day, about 30 50 g of rabbit food at a time.

When raising newborn rabbits, it is advisable to feed it breast milk, and pet milk powder can also be fed. When it is three months old, you can feed it rabbit food to replenish the nutrients needed by the kidneys.

When the rabbit is an adult, it should be fed rabbit food, and it can be properly fed some plant feed to promote its digestion and absorption, supplement nutrition, and meet its growth needs.