The age of rabbits can be identified from the following four aspects:

1. The color of rabbit toes: generally look at the toe melons on the hind limbs. The toe melons of about one year old are equal in red and white. Rabbits below are more red than white, and older rabbits are basically white.

2. The curvature of the rabbit’s toes: The toes of young rabbits are short and straight, hidden in the foot hair, while the toes of old rabbits are hooked and exposed outside the foot hair.

2. Adult rabbits (1-3 years old): ① Toe claws: moderate in thickness, straight, increasing with age Growth, gradually revealing the foot hair. ②White rabbit: The toes and claws are more white than red. ③Incisor teeth: thick and long, neatly arranged. ④Skin board: Slightly thick and tight.

3. Young rabbits (under 1 year old): ① Toe claws: thin, straight, shiny, hidden in Among the foot hair; ② White rabbit: The base of the toe claws is pink and the tip is white, and the color is more red than white. ③Incisor teeth: white, short and neat. ④Skin; tight and firm.