NZminilops
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone
I have a liiter of 7 mini and holland lop cross babies. They all seems to be different sizes with the largest being about 8.5cm long and the smallest barely 5cms. I am really worried about this little runt as it's very skinny and always 'honking'
and sounding hungry when I go look in the nest. I have been holding him on the mother rabbits stomach every day around 11am for an extra feed until I see a fat stomach of milk but it doesn't seem to be helping. He is wrinkled and skinny looking today, he looked better yesterday although still small. I don't think he would be a peanut as he seems just as well formed as the others. He poos and pees well (he peed all over me yesterday). He is 5 days old and doesn't seem to have grown any bigger in those 5 days. Is that the sign of a peanut? Or just a malnourished kit? Here is is yesterday, he is the one with white, and is next to a bigger kit. The difference looks much worse today and I will see if I can get a picture later.
I have a liiter of 7 mini and holland lop cross babies. They all seems to be different sizes with the largest being about 8.5cm long and the smallest barely 5cms. I am really worried about this little runt as it's very skinny and always 'honking'
and sounding hungry when I go look in the nest. I have been holding him on the mother rabbits stomach every day around 11am for an extra feed until I see a fat stomach of milk but it doesn't seem to be helping. He is wrinkled and skinny looking today, he looked better yesterday although still small. I don't think he would be a peanut as he seems just as well formed as the others. He poos and pees well (he peed all over me yesterday). He is 5 days old and doesn't seem to have grown any bigger in those 5 days. Is that the sign of a peanut? Or just a malnourished kit? Here is is yesterday, he is the one with white, and is next to a bigger kit. The difference looks much worse today and I will see if I can get a picture later.