It is a baby rabbit. And they can be bottle-fed with kitten replacement milk. But they will die when they start eating grass. Because the mothers milk provides them with a bacteria that digests the grass. Without that natural bacteria they can’t process the food and eventually they will die.
current update: baby bunny is doing well. no bite marks, and he’s moving around a lot. we’re trying to contact wildlife refuge centers and we’ve been looking for the nest all day. going to go out early tomorrow morning to look for nest. baby rabbit has drank water and kitten milk replacement and has been warm all day. also i have psoriasis, so no, lotion will not help. thanks for all the helpful comments that have been said! i will update again tomorrow!
Deerwhacker on April 16th, 2019 at 16:09 UTC »
Looks like a baby rabbit.
Karanabluedolphin on April 16th, 2019 at 18:02 UTC »
It is a baby rabbit. And they can be bottle-fed with kitten replacement milk. But they will die when they start eating grass. Because the mothers milk provides them with a bacteria that digests the grass. Without that natural bacteria they can’t process the food and eventually they will die.
xxxbuff4lo on April 17th, 2019 at 01:30 UTC »
current update: baby bunny is doing well. no bite marks, and he’s moving around a lot. we’re trying to contact wildlife refuge centers and we’ve been looking for the nest all day. going to go out early tomorrow morning to look for nest. baby rabbit has drank water and kitten milk replacement and has been warm all day. also i have psoriasis, so no, lotion will not help. thanks for all the helpful comments that have been said! i will update again tomorrow!