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No. But if a baby rabbit was just born and pooped it eats it!
Baby Rabbits ??? What age? My recommendations would be NOT to give a baby rabbit a bath. I would not attempt to bathe a rabbit until they are at least 3 months old unless they have had diarrhea and have fouled their coat.
When my rabbit was a baby he ate news paper and it gave him diarrhoea so if you have news paper in with you rabbit take it out. Diarreah can be caused by nerves. It also depends on the breed, some breeds are more nervous than others. Keep an eye on it and if it gets any worse take it to the vets.
Being dropped is stressful for a rabbit and stress, no matter what the cause, can lead to diarrhea or other health problems in rabbits. No matter what the cause, diarrhea is a serious problem in rabbits (and it's an emergency in baby rabbits!!). If your pet rabbit has diarrhea, visit a special "rabbit-savvy" vet as soon as possible. Please see the related questions below for more details.
If your rabbit has diarrhea or mushy or runny feces, this means your rabbit is sick and requires veterinary care. If your rabbit is a baby, diarrhea is an emergency situation and your bunny requires immediate medical care. If your rabbit is an adult, mushy or runny feces is a serious problem and your bunny should be seen by a vet as soon as possible. Please see the related questions below for details and helpful links.
yes it probly could but couldint enyway dont do it
Yes, baby rabbits with diarrhea will die -- no matter what species or breed they are -- unless they get immediate attention from an experienced vet (and even then, the chances of survival are low). Baby rabbits usually get diarrhea because they were separated from their mother too early; another possible cause is parasites. It's extremely difficult to care for a wild baby rabbit, or even a pet rabbit, if it is not yet weaned. Many people find baby rabbits outdoors and think they've been abandoned, when in fact they haven't been -- the mother is just off somewhere, and will return to her babies when they need her. Generally speaking, wildlife should be left alone. If you find yourself caring for a baby cottontail rabbit, seek help from someone who knows what to do, like a wildlife rehabber, rabbit vet, rabbit rescuer, or even someone at an animal shelter or local government animal control office. See the links below for more help.
Commonly when rabbits appear to have diarrhoea, it is actually uneaten caecotrophs. Caecotrophs are special faeces which is from the caecum of the rabbit, usually the rabbit will eat the caecotrophs straight from it's anus to digest the material a second time and get any remaining nutrients from it. Rabbits can stop eating their caecotrophs for a number of reasons; the most common one being diet problems. Ensure the rabbit has plenty of fibre in the form of hay and also you could opt for a grass pellet type food as these have higher levels of fibre and better for the rabbits teeth also. If problem continues then take the rabbit to the vet incase something more serious is causing the problem.
A baby rabbit is called a 'kitten.'
a baby rabbit is called a kitten a baby hare is called a leveret.
That means your rabbit has a case of diarrhea. The most common reasons for diarrhea are,Your feeding it cold food (this is the most common cause)Your rabbit ate an unclean piece of foodYour rabbit ate too muchToo much fruitYou gave your rabbit houseplantsFed your rabbit tomato, lettuce, and/or cucumber (also very common diarrhea cause)Fed your rabbit old or wilted greensFed your rabbit a green part of a potato
A baby rabbit is called a kit.