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Youll never believe this question coming from me about wild rabbits2007-11-24 22:20:20

Feed stores carry rabbit food in a bag. But alfalfa raw or in pellets is great. Also with the weather getting hot be shure it is sheltered and cool. buy a little ring of salt for it to lick. Water bottle with a tub that alows it to lick and it drips water. Or a dog bowl and keep it clean and fresh.

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You could give it some natural vegetation like grass, clover, dandelions, and plantain as long as they weren't sprayed with any pesticides. Oats or timothy hay would be good too if you have those readily available.

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Yes, you're right. You can do what they do and care for it like they can. And pay one heck of a hefty fine if that neighbor should happen to mention it to an authority figure. Cute as it may be, it is not a pet, and you can't give it the care it would need without imprinting it on humans. Once it is old/grown enough to be on its own, it won't look upon humans as dangerous.

Please reconsider your decision not to call someone.

P.S. Has anyone else noticed the only person here who didn't get a thumbs down was Meps?? What does that tell you?

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Hi, I had a baby rabbit that I bought for my girls one Easter and her name was Dixie Land. I had at the time a k-mart that had a pet department and they sold boxes of rabbit pellets. It is not and expensive pet to keep . You do net want to give it the ol orange carrot or fresh vegetables too much because it will get diarrhea. So just find a local pet store and they will help you out . I live in the country and would help if we were neighbors

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Hi,