Here are some tips for proper rabbit care:
Provide a suitable habitat: Provide your rabbit with a spacious, ventilated, dry habitat that is kept clean. Rail cages or fixed free-range areas can be used, but collapsible cages should not be used as they are often too small.
Provide appropriate food: Rabbits require hay, fresh vegetables and some fruit as a daily diet, as well as dry cakes or beans as a source of protein. Avoid feeding too much human food or sweets as these can cause gastrointestinal problems in your rabbit.
Check the rabbit's body regularly: check whether there are lice, ticks and other parasites on the rabbit, and observe the rabbit's eyes, ears, nose and teeth. There are no abnormalities, ensuring the health of the rabbit.
Provide adequate space for exercise: Rabbits need a lot of exercise to stay healthy, so they should be provided with as much space and toys as possible.
Clean and Disinfect Regularly: Clean and disinfect your rabbit hutch and surrounding area regularly to ensure your rabbit is healthy and to avoid the spread of disease.
Focus on safety: Avoid placing rabbits in dangerous areas, such as areas where many electrical appliances are used, pets are outside, or areas where children play.
Remember that each rabbit is a unique individual and requires care that needs to be adjusted based on their health, personality, and behavior. If you are raising a rabbit for the first time, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian or an experienced rabbit breeder to ensure the correct care of your rabbit.
