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It's so crazy!! I researched a lot on it when it first happened! Wich I totally understood, to a point, because her babies were 3 days old before she started chowing down on them! This second time, she was in a room, all to herself, nice space to hop in, and suddenly, no only were the second...

The older babies are already old enough to eat on their own, yay! I have been watching them closely though, just in case. I can save all but one of the newborns from the Angora mommy. One was already passed when I found them this morning 😭 But! One of them was a little trooper and wiggled...

I couldn't tell that my girls were pregnant with their first litters until the day they "popped"... Perhaps the bucks got a quick hump in before I managed to get them out? 🤔 My girls get put into a completely closed off burrow type hutch when they have babies. There is literally no possible way...

Hello! I have a question related to this thread, so...Here goes: Yesterday/today, my doe spit out 3 other babies!!:eek: Her first litter is now a month old (The little blind one, unfortunately, did not make it) My doe was NOT placed with a male. I like to give them a good 4-6 weeks break...

You could really do it at home, vet visit for the health, privet check for the sex. Boy's kind of "pop-out" at you when you check. (sorry, kind of crude. 😅) Personally... That's how I tell my boys from girls. "Tubes" for boys "flowers" for girls. The only time I found it hard to tell is when...

Oh cool... So pretty much getting around like a cat does. Haha. Learnt something new today!! I will deffinelty post pictuers later on when they are older. :D I am very proud of my little bun-buns

Obviously I will wait to rebreed her. :p her babies still drink from her on occation while learning the kibble, haha. Too much pressure (and unhealthy) if I wanted to breed her right now.

Alright. That kind of leads to a whole other question. Should I try breeding her again even though she had the two underdeveloped kits? She is a wonderful mom, I just don't want her to get messed up by having too many stillbirths/early death babies in her litters.

She does on and off. Sometimes she'll jump right out of her fur, other times she'll lean into the touches. She explores the cage like she can see, like when I found her in the food dish, but I don't know if that is her "seeing" or getting around by smell. I love her, if I can figure out how to...

Hahaha. They are 19 days old today. The bigger one looks like he should be almost a month, imo. I am a little bit worried about the little spotted one, only for the fact I don't know if I can keep her. I'm hoping that she can actually see, despite the obvious cataract look. I don't know how...

The brown on would not hold still!! I appologise for the uncomfortable position little bunny!!

I'm certain it's obvious which one I'm talking about. Lol. I got pictuers of both so I can show the comparison. They are both lion heads. Mom and dad too. Vastly different from each other.

They were born on the same day, yes. It's just their level of development, and size, that made me wonder.

Me again!! So... I have a question (obviously, all I have is questions :p). I have researched this a lot, and I get somewhere between confirming to hypothetical answers. The question is!! Can a rabbit mom have two different litters at two different stages of gestation? Reason for this...

I deffiently think that I could try and make a combination of the both! Thicker fabric for more support and less chafing in places. I love these ideas. I still need to wait for little drop to be bigger, but she deffiently trucks around like nothing is wrong with her. Lol I put a pictuer of my...

I just came back here to check on these (finally) and seriously... Most adorable thing ever! Do you think it could be reversed?? Or perhaps adding front wheels as well? The one baby, been calling her gum drop, has her full back leg but only little nubs on her front (the other back leg is...

Oh! That does! Thank you! <3 I will read it better this evening when I have more time!

I am very optamistic for my little nubs! (my mother has been calling them dust bunnies :rolleyes:) Right now the main pain is going to be making them a wheelchair to help them move around,and other ideas on how to get them wiggling about. One will be easier then the other, their birth mom...

I wasn't sure what to title this thread, lol, but! I have been doing some research online, and have lots of ideas on what I should do for two of my little bunnies. But I wanted to ask: Does anyone have bunnies with missing limbs? If so... Could you share ideas/pictuers on how they can move...

We took them to the vet just yesterday to get some antibiotics! Mommy milk only does so much. The vet I go to is a "learn as we go" when it comes to rabbit's. (Costa Rica doesn't have a vet that specializes in "exotics") but we have meds and everyone is super happy (and very fat)! They just...