The breeding of New Zealand rabbits is mainly about cleaning the hygienic environment. New Zealand rabbits are relatively robust and the chance of getting sick is actually relatively low. However, it does not mean that New Zealand rabbits can not get sick, so hygiene is still the first. Our common method is cleaning, cleaning, disinfection and other methods that require drinking fountains to be cleaned every day and provide fresh drinking water. The toilet is to have a fixed point. The toilet must be cleaned every two to three days. In addition to this, the rabbit cage is cleaned once a week and disinfected once a month. Also, leftover food should be cleaned up in time.

The feeding of rabbits in New Zealand is mainly to ensure scientific selection of feeds and reasonable feeding of comprehensive nutritional supplements. The best staple food for rabbits is still pasture, which is really nutritious and can grind the rabbit's teeth. Other rabbits are treated with an unlimited supply of pasture in most cases. But New Zealand rabbits are not allowed. New Zealand rabbits are very easy to produce meat and gain weight. Therefore, in terms of nutritional feeding, it is necessary to plan the supply of less food and increase the exercise of New Zealand rabbits to ensure that New Zealand rabbits have a healthy body shape.