About the Bunny

Baby rabbits, also known as kits or kittens, are born hairless and with their eyes closed. They develop rapidly, growing a soft fur coat within a week and opening their eyes by 10 days old. Mother rabbits, called does, typically nurse their young just once or twice a day, usually at dawn and dusk. This infrequent nursing is a strategy to avoid attracting predators to the nest. Despite their small size and vulnerability, baby rabbits are remarkably resilient and can survive on their own at a very young age.