Rabbits drink 50~150ml/kg of water a day, which is equivalent to a 5kg rabbit needing to drink 250~750ml of water a day, and a 10kg rabbit needing to drink 500~1500ml of water a day. Not drinking water for a long time is not good for the health of rabbits, which may cause kidney or urinary system diseases. However, you should pay attention to the amount of water and ensure that the water quality is clean. When the weather is hot and dry, it is necessary to increase the amount of water the rabbit drinks. You can also provide fruits to replenish water for the rabbit. Depending on the stage of growth and development, season, and diet, the water consumption of rabbits will change to a certain extent. For example, the water consumption of rabbits in summer is higher than that in winter, and the water consumption of rabbits eating refined grains is higher than that of rabbits eating coarse grains. In short, it is essential to provide enough water according to the feeding conditions when raising rabbits.

Precautions for rabbits to drink water:

1. If you use a drinking bottle, pay attention to whether the roller ball is working. You must check whether the drinking fountain can work every time you fill it with water. Water comes out normally.

2. Whether you use a drinking bottle or a drinking basin, it must be cleaned and disinfected in time to ensure the safety of rabbits' food and prevent them from suffering from diseases such as oral inflammation.

3. Be sure to provide rabbits with unlimited drinking water so that they can drink it when they want.

4. Pay attention to changing fresh and clean water every day. Cool boiled water is best, purified water, distilled water, and mineral water are also acceptable. Tap water has hidden dangers of bacteria and parasites, which can easily cause diarrhea in rabbits, so do not give tap water to rabbits.