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FAOSTAT · 1961–2024

Rabbits and hares in Kenya

Kenya had 780,000 rabbits and hares in 2024, the 14th largest in the world (0.37% of the world total). Over ten years it fell by 11%. The record was 961,000 head in 2015.

Market prices in Kenya
Animals, 2024
780,000 head
World rank
14 of 50
10-year change
−11%
Record
961,000 head
2015

Rabbits and hares in Kenya, 1961–2024 (head)

0200k400k600k800k1m1.2m197019801990200020102020

By year

YearHeadChange
2024780,0000.0%
2023780,000+15%
2022677,000−1.5%
2021687,000−5.2%
2020725,000−0.5%
2019729,000−4.5%
2018763,000−7.9%
2017828,000+0.4%
2016825,000−14%
2015961,000+9.8%
2014875,000+0.3%
2013872,000+12%
2012782,000−0.6%
2011787,000+47%
2010534,000+11%
2009483,000+6.4%
2008454,000+1.6%
2007447,000−18%
2006548,000+16%
2005472,000+6.1%
2004445,000−13%
2003514,000+8.0%
2002476,000+18%
2001404,000−4.5%
2000423,000+6.3%
1999398,000+17%
1998339,000−5.3%
1997358,000−16%
1996425,000+35%
1995314,000+15%
1994274,000−9.0%
1993301,000+11%
1992270,000+8.4%
1991249,000+16%
1990214,000+7.0%
1989200,000+11%
1988180,000+13%
1987160,000+14%
1986140,000+17%
1985120,000+20%
1984100,000+25%
198380,000+33%
198260,000+50%
198140,000+60%
198025,000+150%
197910,000+11%
19789,0000.0%
19779,000+13%
19768,0000.0%
19758,000+14%
19747,0000.0%
19737,000+17%
19726,0000.0%
19716,000+20%
19705,0000.0%
19695,000—
19680—
19670—
19660—
19650—
19640—
19630—
19620—
19610—

Other large producers

All countries producing rabbits and hares

Other products of Kenya

Agricultural production in Kenya

Source: FAO. 2025. FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products. Accessed on 4 November 2026. fao.org/faostat. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Charts, rankings and changes calculated by Husfarm.