Young rabbits eat alfalfa. Young rabbits should mainly eat alfalfa, because the calcium content and protein content in alfalfa are very high. When the young rabbits grow to 2-3 months old, they can start feeding timothy grass. After 4 months of age, you can mainly feed Moses grass and stop feeding alfalfa, because if the adult rabbit eats too much alfalfa, it is likely to develop calciuria.

Precautions for feeding young rabbits:

1. Be careful not to feed food with high water content to young rabbits, such as cabbage, clappers, and watermelon. , white radish, etc., can easily cause diarrhea, and once diarrhea occurs, it will be life-threatening.

2. Do not feed too many fresh vegetables or grass, especially grass with water droplets. It is recommended to feed dehydrated vegetables or fruits to prevent rabbits from eating too much watery vegetables, which will cause They have diarrhea.

3. Maintain adequate drinking water and a quiet environment, and do not let the rabbit be frightened.

4. Pay attention to the diversity of food. You cannot feed a certain kind of food on a fixed basis, and the feeding should not be too single. This may not meet the rabbit’s nutritional needs, and may also cause nutritional deficiencies in the rabbit. Deficiency and decreased resistance occur.