How should I feed a baby white rabbit?

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Feeding a baby white rabbit should be adjusted by age and health. First, around 5 weeks of age they start weaning, and you can offer some alfalfa hay to help them adapt to new food. Next, from 2 to 6 months they need unlimited alfalfa hay, with a little timothy, oat, or orchard grass on the side. Finally, a 6-month-old rabbit should eat mainly timothy hay, with small amounts of alfalfa, adult rabbit pellets, and vegetables or fruit.

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