Rabbits should be artificially fed 3-6 times a day, 2-3 ml each time. After a rabbit is born, its gastrointestinal function is not good and it can only drink breast milk. If there is not enough breast milk, it must be artificially fed. Rabbits eat less in the first week after they are born, and their food intake will increase in the second week. Pay attention to the amount of food you feed, and the belly will bulge slightly.

Precautions for artificial feeding of rabbits:

1. Use warm water to prepare milk powder. Water of 35-40 degrees Celsius is enough. It should not be too hot or too hot. Keep cool, otherwise it will damage the rabbit's stomach.

2. When feeding the rabbit, gently hold the rabbit in your left hand, hold the nursing device in your right hand, and slowly insert the rubber tube into the rabbit's mouth.

3. Before feeding, keep the rabbit warm first. Wrap the rabbit in a towel and place it on your lap to avoid cold.