Hand, foot and mouth disease, or HFMD as it is commonly known, is a highly contagious viral illness that usually affects young children. In the United States, summer and early fall are the most common times for outbreaks; however, in more tropical areas of the nation, outbreaks can occur any time of the year.
According to Y-NotBunnies.com, watermelon rinds are safe for rabbits to eat. However, watermelon and watermelon rinds should only be given to rabbits as an occasional treat. Too much watermelon can cause stomach upset due to the high amounts of sugar found in the fruit. Continue Reading.
Baby rabbits just do not lend themselves to care by inexperienced people. If they are injured, take them to a professional rehabilitator or vet office and let them take them. EDIT: Regarding what the person above said: Yes, they need special milk- cow's milk isn't rabbit milk. The closest you can get to rabbit's milk is cat's milk. Cow's milk will certainly hurt them. Although you cannot just feed them pellets and carrots. If they are old enough to eat those, they are old enough to be on their own and eating grass in the WILD. If they are not old enough to be on their own, they cannot eat those things, let alone survive on them.