Contact your veterinarian.
Many people purchase rabbits in the spring.
But the traditional Easter Bunny is more than just a whimsical purchase. Kansas State University veterinarian Ramiro Isaza, assistant professor of clinical sciences at the College of Veterinary Medicine, said owners need to fully accept responsibility for these animals. He has some tips on rabbit care. Because no one wants to see these baby rabbits that are purchased this time of year end up unwanted or not taken care of, and that is a true tragedy. Isaza suggests searching the Internet, or reading books on how to take care of a rabbit because if you invest the time and provide them a good home, it will return the favor by being an excellent pet for you that is relatively problem-free.