British spotted rabbits are not allowed to be eaten. The British spotted rabbit is an omnivorous herbivore. It exercises a lot and eats a lot. Its meat is of poor quality and cannot be eaten. British spotted rabbits are considered one of the best pet rabbits in the world because they are lively, cheerful, playful, very approachable and very lovable, and humans cannot bear to eat them.

Notes on raising British spotted rabbits:

1. British spotted rabbits are relatively lively, so make sure they get about two hours of exercise every day.

2. The British spotted rabbit eats a lot. Make sure it has a balanced diet. Feed it mainly grass, plus some fruits and vegetables.

3. British spotted rabbits are very sensitive to low temperatures. In autumn and winter, they must be kept warm. You can lay a layer of plastic paper around the rabbit cage to prevent the invasion of cold wind.