Nope. Fence in the shrubs and provide a drinking basin for them. A birdbath placed on the ground will work.

They CAN eat dried vegetation, they just need more water to properly digest it.

Sorry for not answering your question, but I too live in SW WI and my garden has been attacked by rabbits, ground hogs, deer and turkeys in ways that it never has before. This drought is terrible. We have had less than 0.25" of rain in the last month and a half. Good luck. John

Can you get them some of the commercial rabbit/guinea pig food and put out for them. A bowl of water as already suggested to go with it.

During the droughts we have had and will get worse, do the rabbits just cut the stalk of plants down to get any water out of the stalk? They literally just bite them in half and leave them uneaten. We can't even think about getting any strawberries out of our good size patch. They and chipmunks take ONE bite, whether it be white, green or just starting to turn red, then leave it! I do not want to kill them and there are too many to trap. The town "culled" the coyotes, so the ecosystem is a mess! Any suggestions besides trapping or killing? I've even tried tons of red crushed pepper.

Cayenne