If you need to bottle feed baby rabbits, here are the steps to follow:

1- Choose a suitable formula: Baby rabbits require a special milk replacement formula that is specifically made for them. You can purchase the formula from a pet store or obtain it from a veterinarian.

2- Prepare the formula: Follow the instructions on the formula package to prepare the milk. The formula should be warm, but not hot.

3- Prepare the feeding equipment: You will need a syringe or a pet nurser bottle with a nipple. If using a syringe, attach a small nipple to the end. If using a pet nurser bottle, fill it with the prepared formula.

4- Hold the baby rabbit securely: Hold the baby rabbit securely, with one hand under its body and the other supporting its head.

5- Gently insert the nipple: Gently insert the nipple into the rabbit's mouth. The rabbit should begin to suckle the formula.

6- Monitor the feeding: Watch the rabbit as it feeds to make sure it is swallowing the milk properly. Do not overfeed the rabbit, as this can cause digestive problems.

7- Clean the equipment: After each feeding, clean the syringe or bottle and nipple thoroughly to prevent bacterial growth.

8- Follow a feeding schedule: Baby rabbits need to be fed frequently, depending on their age. Kits under two weeks of age need to be fed every two to three hours, while those between two and four weeks can be fed every four to six hours.

By following these steps, you can successfully bottle feed baby rabbits and ensure that they receive the proper nourishment they need to grow into healthy adult rabbits.