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So my rabbit had babies 3 months ago and now I'm trying to rebond the sisters, how do I do it? I split their old cage into 2 parts and the divider's an oven grate so they can see achother but cant get to eachother, I've been giving them x2 half hour sessions outside where I moniter it. (this is...

BlueCamasRabbitry wrote: Don't worry haha I have, I even got my dad's friend who raised rabbits for 30 years to do it too, she's a doe. We just took too long to separate her from her brothers.

Here's a pic I took 2 days ago. There's more to come too, I just did this one quick. I'm pretty sure there's 9 babies

All right I'm ging to make a nest box tomorrow and put them in there. Thanks for the help everyone. I took some pics, they'll be up here soon!

It's like the commotion never stops -_- I just checked on the babies and when I checked on them, they started popping around liek crazy. Keep in mind I dont have a nest box for them either -_- they popped out and started crawling towards the other side of the cage. Now they seem to know how to...

Anyone out there thinking it's immoral this is only a hypothetical. Wahy would it look like if you bred a lionhead to an elop? I ask this because those are my two favorite breeds and both have defining characteristics.

I've never had a mother this protective before. Bugs (these new kits grandma) couldn't care less when I poked in her nest. I typically give her food and water to distract and it works for about 2 minutes. Now as for re-bonding Hazel and Ruby (Hzaels the mom and Ruby's the doe she was...

Sorry everyone, between the rabbits, and my dog having to get immediate surgery because of a bowel pbstruction I haven't even been on the computer once. So I opened the enst she made and I counted 9 kits, all alive, we're going on day 4. All are alive and look like they swallowed ping pong...

It's not even like I haven't raised a litter before. I get these nervous jitters EVERY time. There's always some element that kicks my suspense into overdrive. She' only 7 months old and this is her fisrt litter :( honestly do you guys think she'll be okay? I didn;t notice any milk coming from...

I ust really don't like that idea. I was thinking about putting a piece of glass inbetwwen teh cage (its big enouh to be two caged) and sepereate the mom from the moms siter, and leave it bare for about an hour or 2 a day and put a pieve of wood to cover it so they cant see eachother night...

I have 2 female rabbits living together at 7 months old. I guess I didnt seperate them earlier from their brothers and one of the girls had babies D: (Please no critcism) They all appear to be healthy and non deformed. I want to try and see if they can live. What I need helpo with is Can I keep...

Sweetie wrote: I have sensor lights but they've been turned off all week, the one week I forget to turn them on. I made sure to turn them on the day after. I do have a dog but she's utterly useless when it comes to being guard. She can't even stay outside by herself, let alone over night...

NorthernAutumn wrote: I can't, the cages I built for them are built directly onto the wall, and I have anywhere I put 11 bunnies inside as of now. I locked up the shed nice, and I could hear if someone whre to try and break in again.

Okay people, I borught him to the vet and the vet siad nothing is broken but to ice his ankle and rub it to make sure the circulation starts flowing again. He said if the swelling doesnt go down to bring him in again. I installed 3 locks on the door of my shed to make sure no one can get in...