How do you care for new born rabbits?

Answer by  Ann66 (161)

The mother will primarily take care of the new rabbits, and they prefer very little human interference. Get an enclosed box, with a hole towards the top, and leave it alone. The mother rabbit will pull the fur off her belly to line the box.

Answer by  Youngmom (233)

Let the mama rabbit do her thing! However keep in mind, if you continue to let your bunnies breed, you will have A LOT of rabbits!

Answer by  ijlalnoor (2656)

Rabbits usually reproduce in burrows, but if they are outside, try to give them good shelter and keep an eye on their feed. If they look healthy to you, then your good to go.

Answer by  keke (335)

You can care for new born rabbits is really easy as long you give them a place to sleep and keep them in a safe place. also to feed them rabbit food.

Answer by  senthilkumar (299)

With a clean towel make the babies a soft nest area in to the box. put a towel below it and another one towel bunched over it so it feel snuggle. keep the babies in quite areas,like in adult bedroom if the temperature of the room is up to 68-72 degrees then baby is feel well in it.

Answer by  Natalieg (0)

The mother bunny had babies but not in her nest box but the box is big enough that the babies are in the corner safe but when they get bigger should I move them in a new nest box. I'm sceard to move them because she wont care for them.