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Feeding Wild Baby Rabbits – Quick Facts

August 28, 2015 By Effective Wildlife Solutions

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If you encounter baby rabbits (bunnies) in your yard and don’t see a mother nearby, your first thought may be that they’ve been abandoned. As you start thinking about how to take care of a bunny, you might imagine that it would be easy or fun, but caring for a wild rabbit is very different from having a pet rabbit. First, do not attempt to feed wild baby rabbits even if you think they may be hungry. You could easily do great harm, as only a … [Read more...]

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Did You Find a Nest of Baby Bunnies?

March 6, 2015 By Effective Wildlife Solutions

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You walk around your yard, and suddenly you almost step on a nest of baby bunnies! There they are, in a shallow nest lined with fur and grass. They’re all alone, so your first thought is that they’re orphaned. The reality, though, is that mom is nearby but is staying away from her babies because she has an odor, but they don’t. She doesn’t want to attract predators due to her scent. So she only returns twice a day to nurse her babies, when no one … [Read more...]

Tagged With: baby bunnies, baby rabbits, orphan, orphaned, rabbit nest, rabbits

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