The rabbit’s heartbeat is fast and normal. In general, a normal rabbit’s heart rate is between 180 and 250 beats per minute, but a normal dog and cat’s heart rate may be less than half of a rabbit’s heart rate. This is related to the structure of the rabbit itself. Of course, the heart rate of the rabbit may be further increased when the heart rate of the rabbit is in response to disease or stress.
Can Rabbits Take a Bath: Rabbits can take a bath. However, the rabbit’s resistance is relatively low, and it is generally not recommended for the owner to bathe it, because it is easy to cause disease. When the rabbit’s body is dirty, the owner can wipe it with warm water and a towel. Rabbits generally like to be clean. The owner should pay attention to cleaning their living environment frequently, so that the rabbits are not easy to get dirty.
At the same time, when feeding the rabbits, the owner should be careful not to feed them raw water, but to prepare clean, cool boiled water. Rabbits who drink too much raw water can easily cause diarrhea and other gastrointestinal problems. And the water that the rabbit did not drink on the first day should be replaced in time the next day to keep it fresh. It is also important to note that rabbits should not eat grass that has been wet by rain or dew, nor should they eat fresh, well-hydrated tender grass.
Newborn rabbits are fed several times a day: Newborn rabbits are fed twice a day. The newborn rabbit is best fed by the mother rabbit. At this time, the owner must not disturb the mother rabbit, avoid the mother rabbit being frightened, and do not touch the baby rabbit, so as not to change the smell of the baby rabbit, otherwise the mother rabbit will not be able to feed the baby rabbit normally. rabbit.