The only substitute for rabbit milk is a formula made of goat milk and kitten milk replacer. So don’t consider other alternatives. This is also mixed with colostrum. As well as heavy cream. And this is don… See more

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We’ve already talked about how a rabbit’s milk is filled with calories. So feeding goat milk or kitten milk replacer alone to baby bunnies won’t be enough to give all their needs. Thi… See more

Baby rabbits can’t drink powdered milk. Whether it’s an infant formula or full cream milk powder. This dairy product is made from cow milk so it’s high in lactose. Plus, it has a different nutritional value than rabbit milk. So as … See more

Besides milk, you can feed baby rabbits alfalfa hay and pellets once they turn 3 weeks old. Start by offering them a few pieces to nibble on every day. Then slowly increase the amount when they’re 4 to 7 weeks old. … See more