Rabbits do not eat meat. Rabbits are herbivores, not omnivores, and their stomachs and intestines are not suitable for digesting meat. The stomach and intestines of rabbits cannot adapt to high-fat and high-moisture foods. When feeding rabbits, owners should try not to feed them meat.

In addition, the owner cannot feed chocolate, bread, egg products, and food containing oil and meat to the rabbit, because the rabbit will not be able to digest it after eating it, and will also suffer from diarrhea and vomiting. . During daily feeding, the owner can feed the rabbit easily digestible vegetables such as carrots and cabbage, as well as some fruits such as apples and pears to replenish it with water.

The reasons why rabbits cannot eat meat:

1. Rabbits are herbivores, and their digestive systems can only adapt to a vegetarian diet. If you feed them meat rashly, it will cause Diarrhea and problems with their digestive system.

2. Meat food is not good for the health of rabbits. Excessive intake will have some negative effects, so rabbits must stop eating meat.

3. Rabbits eating meat may cause physiological discomfort because they cannot adapt to it for a while, which may lead to loss of appetite, thus affecting their living habits.