What can baby bunnies eat?

Baby rabbits' diet. Like all mammals rabbit's initial diet is their mother's milk, which they'll continue to drink until 6-8 weeks old. They first start nibbling on solids (usually hay from around the nest) between 2-3 weeks and by 3-4 they'll be eating the same foods as their mum (plus milk). read more

Although young rabbits eat the same types of foods as adults, we need to take into account the different nutritional needs of their growing bodies and the extra sensitivity of their developing digestive system. Baby rabbits' diet. Like all mammals rabbit's initial diet is their mother's milk, which they'll continue to drink until 6-8 weeks old. read more

Baby rabbits feed from their mothers while lying on their backs. You may loosely wrap baby in a soft face cloth or hand towel and lay it on your lap or in the crook of your arm. If bunny will NOT eat this way, of course, do the best you can. read more

Baby rabbits can eat any variety of rolled oats (or oatmeal). Quick oats, one-minute oats or longer cooking oatmeal can be fed dry. Do not cook for bunnies. Whole oats that are fed to other kinds of livestock can also be fed and will furnish extra fat, which is nice for all rabbits that are kept outdoors during the winter. read more