When do baby bunnies open their eyes?

Around 10 to 11 days after the birth, the baby rabbit's eyes open and they begin eating the mother's cecotropes around this period. read more

This is especially important in "open warrens," wherein rabbits run free; as one pair of mature rabbits, with their unaltered offspring, can produce more than 200 babies within a year. That is a lot of responsibility, which could be curtailed by simply altering the existing bunnies. read more

The breeding season for most rabbits lasts 9 months with the average size of a litter usually between 4 to 12 babies (kits), but this does vary. Larger breeds of rabbits can have the larger litters. Babies are born furless with their eyes closed. A kit can be weaned (taken away from mother's milk and introduced to solid foods) at about 4 to 5 weeks. read more