Giant Angora rabbits have a relatively long lifespan, averaging 7-12 years. However, feeding methods and other reasons will affect its lifespan. In addition to common diseases such as coccidiosis and colibacillosis, wrong feeding methods and poor feeding conditions will lead to premature death of giant Angora rabbits.

Due to its large size, the giant angora rabbit naturally eats more than ordinary rabbits on a lot. Carrots and carrot leaves are their favorite foods. During the day, they eat less food. They usually close their eyes and rest. Feed enough grass and drinking water at night.

There is no animal in the world that does not need water, and rabbits also need water. Some people think that rabbits will die instantly if they drink water, which is absurd. Foods such as vegetables do not contain enough water for the daily needs of rabbits, so they still need to use a roller-ball kettle for uninterrupted supply of drinking water.