Rabbits are animals that are reared both as a business and as a pet but before starting/ bringing cats, prepare your supplies ready and have knowledge on rabbits‘ care.
When rearing rabbits, you need to have a hutch that should be 4 feet in length, 2 feet width, and 2 feet deep so that your rabbit has ample space to move and incase you have 2 rabbits then you need more space. Another aspect is rabbit diets where you need to place food and water in the hutch. The main food can be timothy hay because it is vital for digestive health. When bunnies grow up, they can be to feed on alpha alpha but young bunnies should stick to timothy hay.
Other management practices
When feeding rabbits, you will also need to have vegetables available. Leafy dark green vegetables are the best but young bunnies should not get access to fresh vegetables until when they are three months old. If you feed the rabbits on pellets, it is better you feed them on pellets made from timothy hay.
Clean the area of rabbits‘ access by removing electrical cords, cleaning products and any chemical that your bunnies can have access to by chewing through a container.
Put chewable items in the hutch and other accessible areas to the rabbits so that the rabbit can chew. This is essential for reducing the rabbit teeth. You can also trim the teeth manually and also allow the rabbits to exercise.
