There are many possible reasons. Bring your rabbit to a special "rabbit-savvy" vet so you can determine and treat the cause (it could be kidney failure!). Some possible reasons include:
You can buy your bun an Automatic Pet Water Dispenser, which is essentially a water bottle turned upside down inside a dish. This is a good stable option which is difficult to knock over. Alternatively, you can simply use a bowl with water in it. Just make sure to put it in a place that is hard for it to be knocked over; you don't want your rabbit to run out of water because of this. Many rabbits prefer drinking out of bowls rather than bottles. They weren't meant to naturally drink out of bottles and find dishes more natural. This obviously works much better for house rabbits rather than caged. If your bunny is caged, consider allowing him to become a house rabbit.
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.
a very pissed off bunny lol
You can encourage your rabbit to drink by providing fresh water daily in a clean water bottle or dish placed at a comfortable height for them. Some rabbits prefer ceramic dishes or bowls over water bottles. Make sure their water source is easily accessible and changed regularly to encourage drinking.
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Yes, but it has to do it rabbitly.
Yes, bunnies can safely drink water out of a bowl. It is important to ensure that the bowl is clean and filled with fresh water regularly to keep the bunny healthy.
This is a sign your bunny is sick, and though this could be any number of things, you should definitely take your bunny to the vet immediately.
The Easter bunny doesn't have a favorite drink, but if you are a little kid and want to put out a drink for the Easter bunny, try something like water, milk, or even a fruit or sweet drink, like a orange soda, grape, something that is colorful like a fruit basket!
give it a drink and maybe mist it with cool water; set it next to a fan
you wont swet that much since water hydrates you
Your bunny needs to see the Vet. There can be many complications from heat stroke, and several different reasons a bunny won't eat. Bunnies have very high metabolism rates, so they should not be allowed to go without food and water for more than a few hours.
dude its just water it wont make you stronger
carots i like them to
maybe it wont but i think they drink water
Take it to the vet if it has been more than a few days without water.
your bunny probably finds it harder to drink out of the water bottle, maybe its to low or too high, if its adjusted to th rabbits height already and still wont drink from it, try filling a small bowl with water and see if that works, or get one of those tiny cat bowls that comes with the jug ontop that keeps filling the bowl each time its empties, less for work u too! i have a rabbit that does the same thing, and we found this worked, but if it doesnt try going to a vet and see if maybe your bunny is sick or something?