What Is a Baby Rabbit Called?
A baby rabbit is called a kit or kitten.
The plural is kits or kittens, and a group born together is a litter.
The Direct Answer
A baby rabbit is called a kit or kitten. The plural is kits or kittens, and a group born together is a litter.
What This Means
Very young kits are born with closed eyes and little or no visible fur, depending on species.
Why People Ask
The word bunny is affectionate but is not the formal life-stage term.
The Useful Takeaway
Do not remove apparently unattended wild kits unless a licensed wildlife rehabilitator advises it; the mother may visit only briefly.