They look like mini rabbits. They have all their baby fur, huge legs, opened eyes and almost everything else adult rabbits have besides the visible mating parts of the male bunnies. Right now we have baby rabbits that are about that age that are half mini rex and half something else. It was a surprise that our rabbits had babies for they were never in the same cage besides the time we went on vacation... they were not in the same cage yet they were in cages next to each other. Our rabbit had a fully healthy litter although she had her first and hopefully last litter.... They can be cute but sometimes they bite... ouch! Hope I helped!
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∙ 14y agoAt 7-8 weeks old, bunnies are still quite small and fluffy. They may have started exploring and hopping around more confidently by this age. Their fur is soft and their ears may still appear slightly too large for their bodies, giving them an adorable baby bunny look.
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∙ 14y agowhen rabbits are first born they are completely hairless, basically pink blobs, but at about five days old they are completely covered with fur, until they are about 10 days old, they can't physically open their eyes, as soon as their eyes are open it is safe to hold them, by the time they are 2 weeks old, they are the cutest rabbits ever, and you just wish we could keep them that size forever, they still sleep most of the day, but when their not sleeping they are running around
you can completely trust this answer, because I raise baby bunnies at my house.
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∙ 16y agoAt the link below is a picture of a French Lop baby at 4 weeks
Well i have 2 day old bunnies and they were born with thiers ;-) Baby bunnies are born with teeth.
Bunnies typically open their eyes around 10 days. Some bunnies open their eyes even earlier if they feel that they really need to see where they are or what's going on. All my bunnies (so far) have opened their eyes on the afternoon of the 11th day. I sometimes "help" the process by taking off the crustiness that forms to help seal the bunnies eyes.
It truly , depends where you get the bunny from. I am a bunny breeder and, i just recently had a litter, and the mother left the kitten( a baby bunny) at after 2-3 weeks. But they may not be adopted until like 3-4 weeks old.
Bunnies typically start venturing out of their nests around 3 weeks old. They are still very young and may not stray far from the nest at first, gradually exploring their surroundings under the mother's watchful eye. It's important not to disturb bunny nests, as the mother may abandon them if she senses danger.
AnswerBunnies should be with their mother for 3-4 months because I hade a rabbit that wasn't with her mother that long and she was smaller than she was supposed to be for her kind of breed. Actually if the babies stayed with mom that long, she and they would all be pregnant! It's best to wean the babies at eight WEEKS, though some people wean as early as six weeks.
separate baby bunnies when there 8 weeks old
you can pick up a bunny when it is 2 weeks old
Well i have 2 day old bunnies and they were born with thiers ;-) Baby bunnies are born with teeth.
they look like baby roosters
look at there perivet
A baby Gerbil
10 week old gerbil
They are bald and have eyes shut, they will be in a little nest made by their mother and should not be disturbed. She will let you know when she is happy for you to handle them.
What did they look like, were there predators around? I've got to know more to answer your question. They looked normal.
Bunnies typically open their eyes around 10 days. Some bunnies open their eyes even earlier if they feel that they really need to see where they are or what's going on. All my bunnies (so far) have opened their eyes on the afternoon of the 11th day. I sometimes "help" the process by taking off the crustiness that forms to help seal the bunnies eyes.
It truly , depends where you get the bunny from. I am a bunny breeder and, i just recently had a litter, and the mother left the kitten( a baby bunny) at after 2-3 weeks. But they may not be adopted until like 3-4 weeks old.
Bunnies typically start venturing out of their nests around 3 weeks old. They are still very young and may not stray far from the nest at first, gradually exploring their surroundings under the mother's watchful eye. It's important not to disturb bunny nests, as the mother may abandon them if she senses danger.