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Baby rabbits should not be away from their mother until 8 weeks of age.

In most places this is also laid out as law!

PLEASE do not give away baby rabbits younger than this, the likelihood is they will die.
The first 9 to 11 weeks should ensure your bunny gets nourished enough to leave home. However sometimes rabbits get too attached to their mother and die when they leave her. So 11 weeks is just about your maximum.
The kittens (baby rabbits) can stay with their mother for as long as she'll let them. It's not ideal, though, because it puts strain on the mother. If it's a small litter, and they're looked after properly, they can be weaned as early as about... five weeks. But waiting for six to eight weeks is ideal.

I know that the kittens lose the mother's immunity to disease at around four weeks old. Don't separate them too early of they'll catch diseases.

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well, babies cant survive very long without their mother because she has to feed them so they probably wont live.

they certainly wont live long. WHAT EVER YOU DO, YOU SHOULD NOT TRY TO SAVE BABY RABITS. YOU WILL FAIL. but i hear that rbbit stew is very good... and they are one of the easiest animals to butcher yourself. you can also treat their skin at home as well, though why you would do this i dont know.

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till they are 8 weeks old they need there mom, for comfort whilst they are very young

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about six weeks or so or when there eyes open their weened and eating real food

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somewhere around a month, basically until they can get their own food and are independence

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Baby rabbits should be weaned at about two months.

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