But, unlike us, if you don't take your rabbit to the vet, it's 'mild' illness can turn into a big disease and your rabbit could die. Also, not bringing a rabbit in for regular check-ups can kill it. Rabbits need to be checked usually once every two months. Doctors can find lots of little problems in rabbits that an owner couldn't find. But don't think that you can't find problems with your rabbit.
Owners usually find a problem, then bring the rabbit in for a check-up with the vet.
Some people think that rabbits eat only carrots from stupid Bugs Bunny cartoons, but obviously they eat regular rabbit pellets. Rabbits eat the same food as gerbils, hamsters, chinchillas, and guinea pigs. Some rabbits can be seriously allergic to the small pellets that almost all small rodents eat, so you should watch your rabbit for one to two weeks after it tries new rabbit food. Babies Rabbit babies should handled very carefully, preferably by expert rabbit breeders. After baby rabbits are born, they are about five inches long, about three inches across.