Rabbit Care
Infant rabbits are highly sensitive little creatures. Their young, defenseless state makes them prone to pretty much any form of danger. Mother rabbits seldom nurse their babies when they're born. They usually wait for at least a day before they feed them with their milk - which is why owners should give these infant rabbits around the clock observation to make sure that they are kept safe and sound in their nesting area. Mother rabbits usually feed their babies during the wee hours of the day, starting from 12 midnight until 5 or 6 am. If you want to know if they're being fed well by their mothers, you don't have to stay up all night to keep an eye out for them.
Rabbit Facts
All you have to do is check if the bunnies are warm and have full bellies when you wake up early in the morning. It's one way to effectively observe your pet rabbits and also to make sure if their mother is properly nursing her babies. If the babies are not being fed well, you'll see that they'll have depressed stomachs, and their skin will be dry of dehydration. They also wouldn't interact well when they're being handled by their owners. If you notice that the babies are scattered around instead of being huddled together, it would be good to keep them warm first before doing anything else. Your job as an owner and caretaker is exercised in situations like this.
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