What do bunnies eat and drink?

Answer 1

Milk from their mother first, then water...

If you found one and want to feed it, ask your local vet. Mostly you use artificial baby kitten milk for raising wild animals, but you should check that with the doc.

Answer 2

Wild rabbits, like Cottontails, drink water from streams and ponds. They drink liquid from inside vines and other plants (much of their water consumption comes from fresh plant materials), and -- when they're babies -- they drink their mothers' milk.

Answer 3

They can eat the following:

Pet rabbits' main diet is hay (alfalfa if it is under a year old and timothy if it is older than 1 year) and special rabbit pellets (ask your pet store about those) the pellets should not include food coloring, because this can be harmful for the rabbit. They love to snack on your pesky dandelion weeds (leaves and flowers, both.), clovers, wild onions, and other weeds around your yard. Rabbits enjoy carrots, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and parsnips.

Sweets:

Do not give your rabbit more than a few sweets every two or three weeks, because even if they are "healthy" they can still give your bunny Diabetes.

Here are some sweets you can give your bunnies small amounts of:

apple slices (they can eat the core, but seeds are poisonous)

a few raisins (do not give them many of these at a time especially)

grapes (or grape stems)

a thin banana slice (my bunny could eat bananas all day, but they are so sweet that you should limit it to a thin slice)

So dont give them sweets too often.

They can eat all of those above, but their primary diet is weeds, hay and pellets.

The drink fresh water. Make sure it is fresh and clean and that it doesnt have anything else in it.

Answer 4

Rabbits drink water like most mammals. They drink from running water, rain water, and also get water from dew and their diet of greens. Some desert rabbits need little water.

Answer 5

bunnies drink water to survive

Answer 6

grass, dandelion stems, natural organic apple sauce, 2 percent milk mixed with water through a dropper