The Himalayan rabbit is a large rabbit and grows very fast, so a larger cage should be used. If not in a cage, then a larger space is also required. Other than that, just to prevent the Himalayan rabbit from getting dermatitis on the feet, a mat is needed. Generally, more plastic pads are used. Of course, there are also padded ones. This is actually possible. The most important thing is the training of the Himalayan rabbit. No matter what the pad is, you must train it to be hygienic, otherwise it will be easy to get dirty.

The feeding of Himalayan rabbits is also very simple, and it is nothing like other rabbits In the same way, grass hay is the most staple food, in fact, it is pasture, which can be supplied in unlimited quantities. When feeding the staple food, supplementary feeding some professional feed or other fruits and vegetables, etc. It is to diversify the diet of Himalayan rabbits to ensure that there is no shortage of nutrients. Some fresh vegetables can also be fed, but pay attention to hygiene and safety. You must pay attention to what Himalayan rabbits can and cannot eat, and do not feed them wrong.