Bring your bunny to a vet.To make him feel healthy give the bunny some apples,letuce,Cherios and carrots. You can really all fruits and vegtibles ,but ask the vet if you bunny is all right to eat all this food. Make sure you ask the vet if you can have medicen
Mamma Rabbit
yes why not..every mother do it.
Feed it, love it, and pet it
If you find a wild cottontail rabbit baby in your yard, it's best to leave it alone. The mother rabbit is likely nearby and will return to care for it. Keep pets and children away to give the baby rabbit the best chance of survival. If the baby rabbit appears injured or in danger, contact a local wildlife rehabilitation center for guidance.
Take him to the vet, please.
If you do it's Mama won't take care of it anymore.
If your rabbit is bit by another animal, that's a serious problem and you should bring the rabbit to your vet. An animal bite can transmit disease to a rabbit, or the bacteria in the bite can lead to infection and an abscess, or the rabbit can lose so much blood that it dies. See the related questions below for info and helpful links.If:- you can't stop the wound from bleeding, or- the wound is gushing blood, or- the skin has stretched and the wound is huge, or- the rabbit is unresponsive,your rabbit needs immediate care: do not delay or else your rabbit will probably die! If your normal vet's is closed, bring your rabbit to the nearest 24/7 emergency vet hospital now!If your normal vet's is closed, and the bleeding is under control, and your rabbit seems okay (is eating, drinking, peeing, pooping, moving around, responding to your voice and touch), you should administer first aid and bring the rabbit to the vet's in the morning. First aid: (1) flush the wound with diluted povidone iodine; (2) flush the wound with luke-warm water; (3) apply a non-stick sterile gauze bandage to the wound; (4) secure the gauze by wrapping the area with a self-adhering bandage wrap. If you don't have the povidone iodine, just flush with warm water.
Caring for a wild baby rabbit requires keeping it warm, feeding it a proper diet, and avoiding handling it too much. Contact a wildlife rehabilitator for help if needed.
u love them et them as much as possible feed them like u wood a rabbit
Salt water can be effective as an antiseptic for wound care due to its ability to help clean the wound and prevent infection. However, it may not be as effective as other antiseptic solutions specifically designed for wound care. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional for proper wound care treatment.
Information on rabbit care can be found on any pet website. You can also go to a pet store and ask questions about rabbit care. Rabbits are easy going and not hard to take care of.
nope that rumor is totally false. she probably wont even notice but sometimes if the baby is new born and a human touches it, the smell rubs off and the mother rabbit kills it thinking its not hers. when the mother rabbit gets used to her baby and officially knows it's her's, she doesn't care.