What if a bunny dies?

Answer 1

If the babies are still relying on Mum for food it would be a good idea to try find a surrogate. Otherwise consult a vet on what milk would be best to feed them with and bottle-feed them using a very small top on the bottle like what is used for goats just smaller. If they are weaned you do not need to do anything except keep an eye on their health and give them lots of attention that Mum would normally give. Also rush them gently.

Answer 2

If your pet rabbit died, then you should try and find out why - especially if you have other rabbits or intend to have other rabbits in the future. Without knowing why your rabbit died, you won't be able to prevent it from happening again. A vet can examine the rabbit's corpse and tell you what happened. The other thing you should do if your pet dies is legally dispose of the body. You could bring the body to the vet and pay for them to dispose of it. You might have other options, such as burying the body on your property, but this may be illegal - your local government will have this information.

Answer 3

Depends on how small they are. If they're small enough to still need to suckle they will most likely die. If they've gotten big enough to eat grass they can make it.

Answer 4

If they are yours, you'd have to bottle feed it milk.

Answer 5

then that would be really sad :(

Answer 6

eat it