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this is horrible. Ofcourse I'm willing to foot any Bill's necessary as there is no way I could ever intentionally let the little jelly bean die. It doesnt appear to have any deformities and us quite mobile like any other new born kit

Hi all, my partner and I were un aware our doe was pregnant and we're currently in a heat wave in Australia, this morning my partner found 3 babies, 2 dead and 1 alive however they all had their eyes open. I'm assuming the heat got the 2 unfortunately. What will cause kits to be born with open...

No more kits. She tried to clean them but gave up not long after

No more, still checking on her regularly though. Not sure if it's even possible but thought maybe the 2 she had were prems and she might carry more to full term.

I'm not sure if she is still in labor, have been monitoring her and she is ok. There was about 2 hours between both kits. They both looked maybe a week or 2 under developed. Was hoping an experienced breeder could help reassure and shed some light. Mum bunny will definitely be ok.

Mum is doing fine, both babies were born still born. I think people may be misinterpreting my original post. Vet care is far from needed. I'm worried (as all pet owners are) but I should have said I'm more confused. First time mum bunny, is it normal to struggle? Coco is a dwarf lop cross so is...

She is ok herself, will come to me when I check on her and still has an impressive appetite. I'm more worried she may be rejecting the litter, was looking for some insight on whether this was normal for a first litter

My poor girl is currently struggling giving birth to her first litter. Over the past 3 hours she has given birth to two, premature looking, stillborns. She hasn't been able to lick the sack off and I'm worried. Help please