[Delilahx]

Hay... I need some tips on what to feed rabbits and what not to feed.. I cannot keep my rabbit in the house because my mum doesn't want it in there.. Since it is my first rabbit the owner said it would be OK to have my rabbit at 3 weeks and 3 days. So I got it and she didn't say anything about like it might die.. I really Don't want my rabbit to die.. is there any way I can help Him to make him not die and he doesn't eat hard food yet )= and I'm Moving to where it has grass. I don't want it to get hot or cold.Will it die outside or won't it . Also I have blankets on the hutch that he is in.Please answer this I'm concerned. Thanks MS

[Alty]

Delilahx, please stop asking questions on others threads, especially one from 2005.

It's always best to start your own thread if you have a question, so I've moved your question to it's own thread.

Click on the link to learn some tips on how to care for your rabbit;

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/other-...it-278170.html

Rabbits are very finicky animals, and can easily die if they don't get the proper care. The fact is, your rabbit is way too young to be away from it's mother. If it will not eat, it will die. Grass isn't enough to keep a rabbit alive.

The person that sold you this rabbit should be reported. At 3 weeks a rabbit is no where near ready to be away from it's mom.

[Emily94]

See if you can take it back to its mom and pick it up in a few weeks. If not it will most likely die! Also, an outside bunny is less tame than if kept indoors, it appears you don't know much about there care and should have resarched before getting one.