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Milk from many animals, particularly cows, has long been a regular food staple for many, but not all, cultures. It provides other food sources such as cheese, yogurt, butter and kefir and is a source of protein, vitamin D and calcium. On the flip side, it's also a trigger for lactose intolerance.
In conclusion, your rabbit should not drink milk. They, and most other adult animals, are incapable of digesting lactose, which will result in diarrhea and other digestive problems. Milk is also full of calories and low in the nutrients that rabbits need to thrive, which can contribute to weight gain. Even baby rabbits should not drink cowâs milk, because it is not formulated to meet their nutritional needs. When it comes to your rabbitâs diet, itâs better to ditch the dairy. 100 Views 2 Views.