Đợi đến khi thỏ non mở mắt. Cho thỏ làm quen với thức ăn rắn. Cho thỏ non uống nước.

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Baby rabbits may begin eating solid foods when their eyes open, at about 10 days after birth.  You can slowly add solid foods to their formula diet until they are weaned at about 6 weeks old. Don’t feed baby rabbits solid foods before their eyes open. Their intestinal tracts cannot handle solids before this point. Once your rabbit's eyes are open, you can start incorporating solid food into its diet. However, domestic and wild rabbits feed on different solids, so know what kind of rabbit you have. Both can eat oat and timothy hay and alfalfa hay; domestic can also eat pellets; wild can also eat vegetables.  Domestic rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; pellets. Do NOT give them vegetables. Wild rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; fresh vegetables like dark leafy greens, carrot tops, parsley. Do NOT give them pellets. Leave the solids in the corner of their box where they can easily eat them.  Make sure to change hay, pellets, and vegetables often so that they don’t go bad and harbor bacteria. The vegetables should be fresh and moist.  You can buy hay and pellets at most pet stores or a vet’s office. Greens and carrots are readily available at grocery stores or farmer’s markets. In addition to formula and solid foods, consider giving your baby rabbits water. This can help keep them hydrated and feeding properly.  Don’t leave a deep dish in the box. Baby bunnies can drown in deep dishes filled with water.  Fill a shallow dish with a small amount of water and place it in the corner of the box.  Clean and refill the water dish frequently. This can not only help your baby rabbits stay hydrated, but can also help ensure that the water doesn’t harbor any bacteria.