Rabbits can drink goat milk powder. When a rabbit is just born, it needs to be breastfed for one month. If there is insufficient breast milk or no breast milk, you should consider feeding it with milk powder. Generally, you can feed goat milk powder and rabbit milk powder. Goat milk powder is fine in texture and has high protein, vitamin, and mineral content. It can provide sufficient nutrition for rabbits and is conducive to the growth of rabbits.

Precautions for feeding goat milk powder to rabbits:

1. Rabbits do not feel full and will continue to eat as long as they are fed. Newly born rabbits are fed one day 5-6 times is enough, don’t feed more.

2. When preparing milk powder for rabbits, the ratio of milk powder to water should be 1:3. This concentration of goat milk powder is neither thin nor thick, which is beneficial to the digestion and absorption of rabbits.

3. When preparing milk powder for rabbits, use warm water instead of boiling water. Boiled water will deactivate the enzymes in the milk powder and reduce the nutritional content. Do not use cold water, as cold water cannot fill the milk powder.