Flemish Giant Rabbit

Flemish Giant Rabbit – Complete Description About Flemish Giant Rabbits Flemish Giant Rabbit is the largest rabbit breed in the world and is often called the "Gentle Giant" because of its calm

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Flemish Giant Rabbit

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Flemish Giant Rabbit – Complete Description About Flemish Giant Rabbits Flemish Giant Rabbit is the largest rabbit breed in the world and is often...

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Flemish Giant Rabbit

Flemish Giant Rabbit – Complete Description

About Flemish Giant Rabbits
Flemish Giant Rabbit is the largest rabbit breed in the world and is often called the “Gentle Giant”
because of its calm, friendly, and affectionate nature. Originating from Belgium, these rabbits are
popular for breeding, exhibition, and as pets.

Size & Weight
• Weight: 6–10 kg+ (some exceed 12 kg)
• Length: 75–90 cm
• Lifespan: 5–10 years
• Colors: Sandy, Fawn, Black, Blue, White, Grey, Steel Grey

Food Habits
Flemish Giant Rabbits enjoy:
• Timothy Hay (best daily feed)
• Green grass
• Rabbit pellets
• Coriander leaves
• Spinach (limited quantity)
• Carrot leaves
• Cabbage (small amounts)
• Fresh vegetables
• Fresh clean water

Daily Feeding
• Hay should make up 70–80% of the diet.
• Fresh vegetables daily.
• Fresh clean water available at all times.

Foods to Avoid
Do NOT feed:
• Chocolate
• Onion
• Garlic
• Avocado
• Moldy or spoiled feed
• Excess bread and biscuits
• Sugary foods and sweets
• Rotten vegetables

Breeding Information
• Sexual maturity: 6–8 months
• Recommended breeding age: 8–10 months
• Gestation period: 28–31 days
• Average litter size: 5–12 kits (baby rabbits)
• Healthy females can produce several litters per year

Baby Rabbit Care
• Babies are born without fur and with closed eyes
• Eyes open after about 10–12 days
• Depend on mother’s milk for 4–6 weeks
• Begin eating hay and pellets gradually
• Separate males and females at the proper age to prevent unwanted breeding

Maintenance & Care
Housing
• Large, clean cage or rabbit house
• Dry bedding
• Good ventilation
• Protection from heat, rain, and predators

Daily Care
• Fresh hay and water daily
• Regular cage cleaning
• Exercise and movement space
• Grooming, especially during shedding

Health Care
• Regular deworming if advised by a veterinarian
• Clean environment to prevent disease
• Nail trimming when needed
• Routine veterinary checkups

Special Features
• World’s largest rabbit breed
• Friendly and gentle temperament
• Excellent for breeding and exhibition
• Fast-growing breed
• Attractive appearance with large ears
• Popular pet rabbit worldwide

Contact Information
For Flemish Giant Rabbit pairs, breeding pairs, and premium livestock inquiries, contact:
Sri Krishna Poultry Farm
7795553935
9741235052