Can you feed rabbit that are a couple of days old baby formula?

No. Commercial baby formula is not appropriate for rabbits. Rabbits require a specific diet that is high in fiber and low in protein, and cow's milk-based formula does not meet these nutritional needs. It lacks essential nutrients that are crucial for the proper growth and development of baby rabbits. If needed, you can look into purchasing specifically formulated milk replacement diets for rabbits, which come as powder and need to be mixed with warm water.

If orphaned, you should bring baby rabbits as soon as possible to a vet or a wildlife rehabilitator. Otherwise, nursing baby rabbits should not be separated from their mothers for extended periods. The does typically feed their kits once or twice a day for five minutes or so.

Here are some tips for caring for orphaned baby rabbits:

* Keep them warm. Baby rabbits are very susceptible to cold, so it's important to keep them warm. You can do this by placing them in a warm box or nest with soft bedding.

* Feed them a proper milk replacer. You should feed orphaned baby rabbits a specifically formulated milk replacer for rabbits, such as Esbilac or Fox Valley Formula. Follow the directions on the package for how to mix and feed the formula.

* Stimulate them to urinate and defecate. Baby rabbits need to be stimulated to urinate and defecate. You can do this by gently rubbing their bellies with a damp cloth.

* Weigh them daily. It's important to weigh baby rabbits daily to make sure they are gaining weight. If a rabbit is not gaining weight, you may need to adjust their feeding schedule or formula.

Caring for orphaned baby rabbits is a lot of work, but it can be very rewarding. By following these tips, you can help give orphaned baby rabbits a chance at survival.