wiggley_narco
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Cavy Gazer
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2008
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- Joined
- Jan 2, 2008
- Messages
- 347
I don't know the first thing about rabbits so I hope someone can offer some advice before it's too late.
My grandmother has outdoor cats. They got hold of a baby rabbit last night, which she managed to get away from them. It has a gash on it's head. I don't know anything about rabbits, but it's definitely a baby. It's incredibly small. My grandmother force fed it evaporated milk of some kind (something the vet recommended for her kittens) with a bottle. I just found out about an hour ago and have already brought it home. I tried to feed it a pellet mash but that's not working out. It won't eat lettuce or hay. Is it too young for these things? Also, it was walking around ok in the cage, then a few minutes later it couldn't walk well anymore and rolled over onto its back.
The vets are closed today; I can take it tomorrow but I'm worried it won't make it through the night.
Please help!
My grandmother has outdoor cats. They got hold of a baby rabbit last night, which she managed to get away from them. It has a gash on it's head. I don't know anything about rabbits, but it's definitely a baby. It's incredibly small. My grandmother force fed it evaporated milk of some kind (something the vet recommended for her kittens) with a bottle. I just found out about an hour ago and have already brought it home. I tried to feed it a pellet mash but that's not working out. It won't eat lettuce or hay. Is it too young for these things? Also, it was walking around ok in the cage, then a few minutes later it couldn't walk well anymore and rolled over onto its back.
The vets are closed today; I can take it tomorrow but I'm worried it won't make it through the night.
Please help!
