I took my rabbits out of the cage and put them in the garden what do i nned to know?

Question

i have 2 rabbits one boy and one girl

Answer 1

You need to know if the garden has been sprayed with fertilizer or pesticides. Look out for poisinous plants and vegetables and be on the look out for hawks...they will eat your rabbits!

Answer 2

You need to know if they are spayed/neutered or you'll have the privilege of contributing to the rabbit over population problem.

Next you'll need to know what kind of natural predators you have in your area.  Along with just how many of your neighbours have cats and dogs.  Rabbits are prey animals and are easily targeted and killed by predators.

You'll also need to know if there are any poisonous plants in the garden.  Or if it is sprayed with any chemicals (pesticide, herbicides).  Any of these could easily kill your rabbit.

It is extremely unsafe to have pet rabbits running around in your garden.  i would hope that you would consider bringing them inside the house to live in safety as part of the family.

http://www.rabbit.org

Answer 3

Well unless you want baby bunnies don't put them in the same hutch together.

Also don't let them eat to much grass. Grass makes them want to tend to pass gass, which bunnys, aren't capable of doing, to much grass could actually cause them to die.

Answer 4

do they spray for mosquitos? and pesticides or poisonus plants? and predators or stray pets accessible? clean water and fresh variety of fruits and veggies? just be safe and monitor there behavior for at least a week so they don't dig out or have a million babies!!