Baby rabbits are weaned off at the age of six weeks. Perhaps you can continue giving her rabbit or kitten formula milk for 1-2 more weeks. They are fed twice a day from what I remember reading. It is also said that baby rabbits should be given alfa alfa hay and pellets, since it will give them the required calories. I might have waited with the veggies; you never know which veggie will not suit their tummies. And you definitely do not want her to get a diarrhea at such a young age.

I would love to see her picture

Lets wait for more experienced members to read your post and give their suggestions.

That’s the age we got Willow at. Same here, first time I had a baby and didn’t realize she was really too young. All went well here though.

We fed alfalfa hay, mixed with orchard and timothy, and alfalfa pellets. If you don’t know what kind she was fed, I’d recommend feeding a few pellets at a time and make sure it doesn’t cause any stomach upset. We use a bowl for water. It’s one of those that attach to the pen, so it c an’t be spilled. If your’s is anything like Willow, they are little poop machines, so it should be quickly noticeable if anything is going wrong. Since their digestive tract is still maturing I would go to the vets if she stops eating/pooping for any length of time. (I think I’d of been full panic at the 12 hour mark) The poops should be little compacted dark balls. (the alfalfa makes them dark brown, instead of a lighter brown)

At twelve weeks is when it’s recommended to start adding greens slowly. Add a little of one and wait at least 3 days before adding another. Jot down notes if you will have issues remembering which ones you’ve tried.