Here is a detailed feeding guide for baby domestic rabbits by age: 0 – 2 weeks old: Nursing – Baby rabbits get all nutrition from mother's milk. They nurse once or twice a day. Do not remove kits from their mother before 8 weeks old. No solid foods or water – Digestive system is too immature. 2 – 4 weeks old: Continue nursing 1-2 times per day.

What to Feed Newborn Bunnies Imitate a mother rabbit’s milk with Kitten Milk Replacer or fresh, whole goat milk mixed with 1 tbsp of sugar-free 100% heavy whipping cream per can. Warm the formula to 105° F (40.5° C) and feed through a 3cc/ml syringe or eye dropper. Hold the rabbit upright to avoid asphyxiation and let them suckle on their own.

2 feedings per day – I would recommend that you feed baby rabbits twice per day, usually in the morning, and then again in the evening. The suggested feeding amounts below should be divided between the two feedings. Newborns – 1-week old kits – 4-5 cc of formula 1-2 week old kits – 10-15 cc of formula 2-3 week old kits – 15-30 cc of formula