Even on a small scale, at a cost of three lakhs, up to eight lakhs are being earned annually. The demand for its meat is mostly high in the metropolitan cities like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Calcutta, Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Telangana etc. Mumbai, New Delhi, Goa, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Punjab its demand is increasing in Haryana. The protein content in 100 grams of rabbit meat is 23%, the total fat is 3.5%. The amount of cholesterol is 123 mg. Apart from this; its meat is very tasty and nutritious, which people like to eat with fervor. It is believed that its meat is very useful for heart patients, the demand for small rabbit babies is also increasing in every state of India because small rabbits look very beautiful in appearance. If you want any information about rabbit farming in India then feel free to ask with us.

New Zealand White

It is white in color and its skin color is pink. Eyes are red in color and size is medium. The female rabbit give birth to about 6 or more babies at a time. Its weight would be 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and the weight of an adult rabbit would be 3.5 to 4 kg.

Soviet Chinchilla

The color of the hair of this rabbit is black and white mix and the color of the eyes is black. The skin also resembles black in color. Rabbit of this breed also give birth to about 6 or more babies at a time. Its weight is 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and the weight of an adult rabbit is 3.5 kg to 4 kg.

White Joint

Its hair and skin are white in color but its eyes are red in color. This breed is resembles to New Zealand White But the back legs are long and the body is heavy. Its weight is 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and the weight of adult rabbit is 3.5 to 4 kg.

Grey Joint

The color of the hair of this rabbit breed is dark brown and the color of the skin is black, the eyes are brown. Its weight is 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and adult rabbit's weight is 3.5 kg to 4 kg.

Black Brown

The rabbits of this breed are black in color, their hair, eyesand skin are black. Rabbit of this breed also give birth to about 6 or more babies at a time. Its weight is 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and the weight of an adult rabbit 3.5 to 4 kg

Dutch

Rabbits of this breed are of two colors, the half part of the front body is white and the back half is brown. Its weight is 2 kg in 2 to 3 months and the weight of adult rabbit is 3.5 to 4 kg.

Jai contains about 11 to 13% protein and 25% fibrous material. It can be added 50% in rabbit diet but only 25% should be fed for best results.

It is also a good grass for cold regions. Once grown, it automatically grows every year.In this, the amount of protein is 8 to 10% and fibrous material is 30 to 40%, it is considered 15 to 20% suitable in rabbit's food.

This green fodder grows in the monsoon season, it can be included in the rabbit diet up to 20 to 25%.If it is cut green before ripe and dried to keep in small form, and then it works as an excellent fooder in winter days. It has been observed that when maize and Libya are grown together, its nutritive potential increases.

It is a leguminous grass that grows at different times in different climates. In plains where the temperature is high, it can be grown and harvested from December to April. But in cold regions it can be grown only from March to June. It contains 18 to 22% protein and 20 to 25% fibrous material.50% of it is included in the rabbit's diet.

It is a very beneficial tree growing in temperate climate which provides fodder not only for silkworms but also for rabbits. Its leaves contain 13 to 16% protein and 4 to 6% fat. These can be added 35 to 40% in rabbit diet.

Apart from this, vegetables left in the kitchen like peas, cabbage, radish, carrots, turnip peels and mustard and spinach coriander leaves can also be fed to the rabbit. While feeding these things, one thing should always be kept in mind that it should be clean and mix them with the other fodder and should be given to the animals in little quantity. Feeding the mixed fodder to animals in excess can prove to be harmful. Gram, soybean, urad, kidney, lentil, peas, cabbage etc. are such leguminous crops, whose skin, soft leaves and dry vine obtained while removing the grains, provide very nutritious food which can be fed to the rabbit as vegetables.

While feeding green fodder to the rabbit, it should always be kept in mind that the fodder should not be completely green, after cutting the green fodder it should be kept in the sun for 2 to 3 hours, after that it should be fed otherwise it causes diarrhea in rabbit. Do not feed all the legumes completely green, because it makes foam in the intestines due to its abundance in protein and water. And causes infinite trepidation in rabbit .Put the fodder only in the evening so that he can eat comfortably throughout the night.

The main purpose of rabbit farming in India is to rear it for meat. And rabbit skins are used to make women's purses baby jackets and warm shawls and wool. Rabbit meat has very little cholesterol; its meat has the highest protein content compared to other meats. Its meat is very beneficial for our healthy body, which gives our body the strength to fight against many diseases.