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How should you take care of newborn rabbits?

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You should leave them alone! the mother will do what she needs, just let mother nature do its thing. you can get a long stick and uncover the nest carefully to check on the babies to see if they are alright once a day. you will be able to handle the babies at 1 1/2 weeks.

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Domestic baby bunnies and their mom - House Rabbit Society

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