carrots are very high in sugar and are not recommended in large amounts.  minimal treats are best, and since she is so young, i’d focus more on getting her on the proper diet and eating hay.  another option you have is offering her food pellets as a treat.  you can hold one just as easily in your hand.  petstores carry seed sticks and yogurt drops, these are not healthy treats and should be absolutely avoided.  *most* treats carried in stores are not good for bunnies.  if you have any other questions, please ask.

from the BB diet info page:  binkybunny.com/Default.aspx

Minimal Treats (3 x week) – Natural treats are healthiest.

This is an “or” list.  Only one of these treats at a time:

• Very thin sliver of apple
• A few strands of shredded carrots.
• 1 – 2  raisins
• Thin banana slice
• 1/4 medium sized strawberry

I would not offer too much in the treat deapartment but you can try better things like a sprig of parsely.   The danger with carrots and fruit are they have a lot of sugar in them and can throw a baby rabbits GI flora out of balance and cause real problems.  I hope this person didn’t wean her too early.  How long ago did you get her?  What is she eating now?

Please read Step 4:

http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/surpriselitter.html

I am concerned your baby was weaned too early and so you may need to be extra careful.

Don’t worry about all the questions, that what we’re here for! 

many people underestimate all of the specifics of rabbit care. it’s not that they are bad rabbit owners, or they don’t care, often they just don’t know any better. this is why it’s so important that you do your research and ask questions. i personally learn something new every single day… just take your time and keep an open mind and you will do great.