Rabbits can drink water. Drinking water helps rabbits' metabolism, but rabbits' urinating mechanism is centralized, so rabbits need less water than other animals. It's not that rabbits don't drink water. So usually in the process of raising rabbits, breeders still need to provide them with enough clean water.

Precautions for feeding rabbits:

1. Be careful not to feed rabbits food with too high water content, such as cabbage, watermelon, white radish, etc.

2. Keep the environment where rabbits live clean, dry and ventilated. Moist and dirty environments can easily breed bacteria and cause skin diseases in rabbits.

3. Pet owners should pay attention to regular cleaning and disinfection of rabbit utensils, including rabbit food utensils, toys and rabbit nests.

4. Pay attention to letting the rabbit out of the cage for exercise for one hour every day, and keep the rabbit exercising for more than one hour every day.

5. Change the rabbit’s drinking water every day to ensure that the rabbit’s drinking water is clean.