Newborn rabbits should be fed once every three hours and can be fed 4-6 times a day. Newly born rabbits should be breastfed. If the female rabbit's milk is good, you can feed it less often. If the breast milk is insufficient, you can feed it some goat milk powder and rabbit milk powder. Goat milk powder and rabbit milk powder are fine in texture, rich in protein, vitamins, fiber, minerals and trace elements, and have small molecular weight, making them easy to digest and absorb.

Precautions for artificially feeding newborn rabbits:

1. When preparing milk powder, use warm water, not too cold or too hot, as the rabbit's gastrointestinal condition may not be good , too cold or too hot will damage the rabbit's body.

2. When preparing milk powder, the ratio of milk powder to water should be 1:3. Such milk powder is neither thin nor thick. It can not only provide sufficient nutrition to the rabbit, but also help the rabbit's health. Digestion and absorption.

3. When feeding rabbits, pay attention to the amount. You can eat smaller meals more often, as long as the rabbit's abdomen is slightly bulging.