Angora Rabbits are easy to keep. The Angora Rabbit is a herbivore, and its food is very simple. As long as there are fresh weeds for it to eat, and an appropriate amount of water, it is enough to ensure its food. However, for the needs of grinding teeth and body, the Angora Rabbit can be supplied with food 24 hours a day, so it will not have any adverse effects on it.

Rabbit food is given regularly and quantitatively every day, 24 hours a day. Hay supply (timothy grass or Australian oat grass can only be used as the main grass, grass and other rabbits in the lawn can not eat), and continuous supply of drinking water (it is best to use a ball pot, drinking from a bowl is easy to get stomatitis). In addition, Angora rabbits can be trained to develop good toilet habits.

There is no creature on earth that does not need water! There are still people who believe in the superstition that letting Angora rabbits drink water will kill them immediately, and even pet stores will tell owners not to give water. Angora rabbits, like other animals, will die if they don't drink water. Some people think that vegetables and weeds that contain a lot of water contain enough water in these foods. This idea is wrong! The molecular form of water in fruits and vegetables is different from that of drinking water, and it cannot replace the role of drinking water.