My cats were picking on this wild rabbit, so I tried to pick it up and it let me. I brought it inside because my cats would have killed it otherwise, and put it in my substitute cage I use for baby bunnies. I know that you shouldn't mess with wildlife, but do you have advice on how to care for it? I have it drinking out of a bowl, but how do I transition to a water bottle? Judging from pictures, it looks to be 6 or 7 weeks old, but I'm not sure. When can it eat pellets? We have it on just hay right now. Thank you for your help.
Sorry for the delayed reply. For some reason, notices to me that comments are posted have stopped. Had to delete a lot of spam. Your situation has resolved one way or another, I suspect. I hope you were able to find someone to give you a timely reply. I would have directed you to: https://rabbit.org/faq-orphaned-baby-bunnies/
My cats were picking on this wild rabbit, so I tried to pick it up and it let me. I brought it inside because my cats would have killed it otherwise, and put it in my substitute cage I use for baby bunnies. I know that you shouldn't mess with wildlife, but do you have advice on how to care for it? I have it drinking out of a bowl, but how do I transition to a water bottle? Judging from pictures, it looks to be 6 or 7 weeks old,
ReplyDeletebut I'm not sure. When can it eat pellets? We have it on just hay right now. Thank you for your help.
Sorry for the delayed reply. For some reason, notices to me that comments are posted have stopped. Had to delete a lot of spam.
DeleteYour situation has resolved one way or another, I suspect. I hope you were able to find someone to give you a timely reply. I would have directed you to: https://rabbit.org/faq-orphaned-baby-bunnies/