1. Rabbits must be fed with water. In fact, rabbits, like most pets, need fresh, clean drinking water. If you don't drink water, you may even die.

2. As for how much drinking water you should prepare, it depends on the food each rabbit eats. When eating dry feed, you need more water. When eating vegetables and other watery foods, you don’t need to give too much water.

3. Remember to feed the rabbit an appropriate amount of water. Raised rabbits may die from acute enteritis and diarrhea due to accidentally drinking dirty water or eating rotten vegetable leaves.

You need to pay attention to the following points when feeding rabbits water:

First of all, the owner should consider the moisture content in the rabbit’s daily food. If the rabbit is fed green feed with juice If there is too much, you should feed the rabbit less water, otherwise it may cause diarrhea. If the rabbit usually eats dry grass and rabbit food as its staple food, then you need to let the rabbit drink water to replenish the body's required nutrients. Moisture.

Secondly, the owner needs to consider the ambient temperature and the amount of exercise of the rabbit. If the ambient temperature is low and the rabbit exercises less, then adding a small amount of water will be enough, but if the ambient temperature is too high and the rabbit is exercising violently, After exercise, you need to add a lot of water to prevent your rabbit from suffering from heatstroke. The best way is to prepare a drinking fountain for the rabbit. It will drink when it needs water. The owner only needs to add water to it.