Rabbit
A small, easy pet: it sleeps in a pet bed, eats from a bowl or grazes on grass, and loafs with its ears laid back.
- Bowls or grass
- Pet Bed
- Chases the ball
| Becomes a pet | Use a Pet Collar on it. |
|---|---|
| Needs |  Hunger  Thirst  Hygiene  Mood  Energy |
| Eats | From a Food Bowl; without one it grazes on grass (within 10 blocks). |
| Drinks | From a Water Bowl; without one, from a pond, river or lake (within 10 blocks). |
| Favourite kibble | Veggie Kibble |
| Hand-feed with | Carrots, golden carrots or dandelions, or any kibble |
| Toilet | None: only cats, ocelots, dogs and foxes have a bladder need. |
| Sleeps | In a Pet Bed (or its Rest Spot), as a loaf with its ears laid back. |
| Plays | Chases a thrown Pet Ball and noses it around. |
| Can sit | No: on Stay it just stands still. |
| Petting | Sneak + use with an empty hand. |
Eating & drinking
Rabbits use bowls, not troughs, but unlike cats and dogs they're happy to graze and drink from a pond when there's no bowl around. They nibble at their food.
Any kibble or a hay bale fills a Food Bowl (4 servings); any other food adds one serving. A water bucket fills a Water Bowl, a water bottle adds two servings.
Sleeping
A rabbit is small enough for a pet bed: it hops into the nearest one within 16 blocks and settles into a loaf, ears flat along its back.
Tips
- Veggie Kibble (made with kelp) is its favourite.
- A grassy pen with a water bowl and a pet bed is all it needs.
