Baby rabbits should drink their mother's milk. Hand-rearing baby rabbits should not be attempted by people with no experience. If you need help with your domestic baby rabbit, contact a local rabbit rescue organization, humane society, animal shelter, SPCA, or vet -- try to find people who have experience with rabbits, as they're very unlike cats and dogs. If you have found wildlife in distress, contact one of the above organizations or a local wildlife rehabilitation group.
Rabbits are not endangered, but if everything happening now with them continues, they will be. :'(
rabbits are great pets, as well as chinchillas, both are easy to handle, but chinchillas are mainly wild animals, unlike rabbits; so rabbits may be more "safe"
perfume is made safe by testing it on animals like rabbits
To stay safe an warm..?
Nothing is the most safe mammal. Rabbits do no harm, it may be the safest.
Hay and grass makes a comfy and healthy bedding for most rabbits.
NO, OBIOUSLY NOT (no offence)
it all depends on how much bigger the buck is. most likely its safe.
They cannot eat the leaves of the plant, but they can eat the flower (aka Bud) and the stems. Rabbits eat marijuana in the wild. I wouldn't feed rabbits marijuana as domestic rabbits are nothing like wild rabbits, they have evolved differently. http://www.adoptarabbit.com/articles/toxic.html
They build burrows to be safe from enemies and to keep the heat out
I'm not exactly sure if they will die, but it is not listed in the list of safe plants and vegetables for rabbits, so better not.
No, rabbits do not eat catmint -- it is reputed to be a good plant to use to repel wild rabbits from your garden, so it is probably not safe to give to pet rabbits (who don't always know what is safe for them and what isn't, like their wild cousins do -- animals lose some of their instincts with domestication). See the related question below about what to feed a rabbit for details about a healthy rabbit diet.