Q: What are the academic classifications and sizes of rabbits?

    Answer: General Pets Rabbit: Lagomorpha Rabbits Mammals are gregarious nocturnal herbivores. Large and small rabbit species are divided into: large rabbits 3.6kg--5kg, medium rabbits 2--3.2kg, small rabbits 1.1--2.3kg, pygmy species 0.8--1.2kg.

    Q: Rabbit basic data?

    Answer: 10--12 days for eye opening, about 28 days for weaning, 30--33 days for pregnancy, and the number of fetuses is not certain. Such as 1.2kg Dw rf R bbit dwarf rabbits, no more than 3 rabbits per litter. 4--5 months of sexual maturity. The lifespan is about 5-10 years or more. rabbit. The child's body temperature is about 39.5°C, which is higher than that of dogs and cats.

    Eyes opened on the 15th day of birth

    On the twentieth day of birth, they were able to raise their heads and eat a fixed diet

    Q: How to distinguish male and female? How many breeds are there?

    Answer: It is difficult to distinguish the sexual characteristics of the rabbit from the appearance within 120 days, unless there are experienced breeders, there are often owners and sellers who mistake the sex of the pet rabbit . Rabbits do not have obvious sexual characteristics until about 5 months. It is impossible to judge 100% correct when the rabbit is young, but it will try to be correct. There are more than 50 kinds of rabbit species, and there are currently 45 kinds of rabbit species recognized by the American Rabbit Association.

    Q: Do rabbits have to drink water? Do you sweat?

    Answer: Yes, definitely. Do not doubt and very important. About 100cc per 1kg per day. A rabbit's ear is the radiator. And generally speaking, rabbits are not afraid of heat or cold, and use water to metabolize. The calcium metabolism of rabbits is different from that of dogs and cats. Dogs and cats use feces to metabolize, while rabbits use urine. So too much calcium in food can lead to urinary tract stones. And drinking water is a very important part. (Calcium is precipitated and in very high proportions in the urine of healthy rabbits).

    Q: Is it good to eat feed? Good pasture? Or vegetables?

    Answer: All are good, but for the sake of balanced nutrition and convenient feeding in modern life, it is recommended to give feed and a lot of pasture. Rabbits are not born to eat carrots, especially little rabbits. Vegetables and fruits supplied to adult rabbits should be washed and wiped off (dry) water, not frozen or boiled. The food conversion should be gradual, about 5--7 days depending on the situation. Do not leave fresh fruits and vegetables overnight. Please feed the feed regularly and quantitatively.

    Q: Bunny can eat poop!

    Answer: Rabbits have a large spiral cecum, the food they eat will be fermented in the cecum to produce some nutrients such as vitamins and proteins. When it comes out, it will be eaten directly by the rabbit from the anus. Most of the time in the early morning, it is slightly soft, which is normal and necessary. It is also called anal stool, and it does not matter. The other is the normal pellet feces of rabbits, which are usually small dark pellets that everyone sees, and rabbits will not eat them.

    Q: Can I ligate?

    Answer: Compared with female rabbits, male rabbits are more convenient to ligate. However, it is recommended to keep in separate cages without ligation. The ligated rabbit will become larger and out of shape. If you buy a male rabbit with a high unit price, it is recommended that you do not sterilize it.

    Q: Is it better to have one in a cage or a blind date?

    Answer: From the point of view of raising pet rabbits, one cage is good, especially long-haired rabbits, so as to avoid attacking each other or plucking hairs and losing their appearance And the characteristics of rabbit species, if you want to breed the next generation, please think twice.

    Q: What are the basic equipment for raising rabbits?

    Answer: Recommended: a not-so-small rabbit cage, good quality waterer, rabbit food, grass, feed pot, grass rack, rabbit toilet (built-in Sawdust sand), comb, safety nail clippers.

    Q: Does the rabbit need a bath? Want to cut your nails? Want to cut your teeth?

    Answer: Rabbit. Babies can take a bath, but it is not recommended for young rabbits, because young rabbits are prone to shock and die easily. Nails also practice cutting from a young age, and they can be cut moderately. If the teeth can be seen from the front if you close your mouth, there may be a problem and ask a veterinarian. Generally speaking, unless necessary, do not cut teeth.

    Q: Tutu went to heaven!

    Answer: In the unfortunate event of this situation, if you are in the hospital, you can ask a doctor to take care of it. Otherwise, you can consult the incineration prevention and control institutes of various provinces and cities.