What do wild baby rabbits eat?

Answer 1

Well, if your baby rabbit has just been taken off its mother's milk, try giving them pieces of bread soaked with regular milk, and avoid skim milk for their diet. When you decide it's good for them to start eating pellets, (if you choose to feed them pellets) you can start by feeding less bread and mixing more and more pellets into their food, to avoid digestive problems. After a period of a week, or when you feel that your rabbit is comfortable with pellets, stop feeding them the bread.

Tip: After you are sure that your rabbit has been eating pellets, starting checking their droppings for loose stool and diarrhea. If that is the case, then ask a vet or local pet store for a brand that will be better for your bunny.

Answer 2

Wild baby rabbits usually nurse from their mother until they are weaned at around 3-4 weeks old. Once weaned, they will start to nibble on grass, hay, and leafy greens. It's important not to feed wild baby rabbits if they are found, as their dietary needs are very specific and they are best left in their natural environment. If a baby rabbit is found in distress, it's recommended to contact a wildlife rehabilitator for assistance.

Answer 3

they eat plants or they might wander into a garden and eat.

Answer 4

pellets, grass, timothy hay, carrots, and cheerios.

Answer 5

A pet bunny eats many things like lettuce, carots, or go to a local pet shop and bye baby bunny food.

Answer 6

They eat grass, hay, apples, carrots, and pellets.