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BABY BUNNY CARE GUIDE 🐰💕

Thank you for giving one of our babies a loving home!

This guide will help your bunny settle in comfortably and safely 😊

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FIRST 24–48 HOURS 🏡

Moving to a new home can feel scary for a baby bunny.

For the first couple of days:

• Keep things calm and quiet

• Avoid too much handling at first

• Let your bunny explore slowly

• Sit nearby and let them come to you

It’s normal if they:

• Hide a little

• Eat slightly less the first day

• Seem shy or nervous

Most bunnies warm up very quickly once they feel safe 💕

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HOUSING 🐇

Your bunny should have:

✓ A safe indoor enclosure or playpen

✓ Soft blankets or mats

✓ A hiding area/house

✓ Space to hop and stretch comfortably

Avoid:

✗ Wire flooring

✗ Cedar or pine shavings

✗ Tiny pet store cages

Bunnies need room to move, play, and explore!

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HAY IS MOST IMPORTANT 🌾

Unlimited hay should ALWAYS be available.

Hay helps:

✓ Digestion

✓ Teeth health

✓ Prevent stomach issues

We recommend:

• Timothy hay (for older babies/adults)

• Alfalfa hay (for young growing babies)

Fresh hay = happy bunny 🐰

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PELLETS 🥣

Feed a quality rabbit pellet daily.

Young bunnies can usually free-feed pellets while growing.

Avoid colorful mixes with:

✗ Seeds

✗ Corn

✗ Dried fruit

Simple healthy pellets are best 💕

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WATER 💧

Fresh clean water should always be available.

Bowls are usually preferred over bottles because:

✓ Easier to drink from

✓ More natural

✓ Encourages hydration

Wash water bowls daily.

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VEGGIES 🥬

Introduce vegetables slowly and carefully.

Safe beginner greens:

• Romaine lettuce

• Cilantro

• Parsley

• Green leaf lettuce

Avoid sudden diet changes.

Too many veggies too quickly can upset their tummy.

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HANDLING YOUR BUNNY 🤍

Bunnies are delicate animals.

Always support:

✓ Their chest

✓ Their back feet

Never:

✗ Pick them up roughly

✗ Hold them by the ears

✗ Squeeze tightly

The more gentle and calm you are, the more your bunny will trust you 😊

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PLAYTIME & SOCIALIZATION 🎀

Our bunnies are raised indoors around:

• People

• TVs

• Vacuum sounds

• Dogs

• Everyday household activity

They’re very socialized and used to family life 💕

Spend time sitting on the floor with your bunny daily so they can bond with you.

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CHEWING IS NORMAL 🌿

Bunnies LOVE to chew.

Provide:

✓ Apple sticks

✓ Bunny-safe chew toys

✓ Cardboard tunnels

✓ Hay toys

This helps keep their teeth healthy and prevents boredom.

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LITTER TRAINING 🧺

Many bunnies learn litter habits surprisingly fast!

Tips:

• Place hay near the litter box

• Use paper-based litter

• Reward good habits gently

Never punish accidents.

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IMPORTANT HEALTH NOTES 🚨

Contact a rabbit-savvy vet if your bunny:

• Stops eating

• Seems very tired

• Has diarrhea

• Stops pooping

• Breathes strangely

Bunnies can become sick quickly, so early care is important.

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MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL… 💖

Be patient.

Baby bunnies may be shy at first, but with love, consistency, and gentle care, they become amazing little companions 🐰✨

Thank you for loving one of our fluffy babies!

📍Orlando, FL

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