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I just wanted to say something I saw in one of your pictures. The shavings are toxic to rabbits unless they are aspen. Bedding is not needed in the cages it just confuses them on where to go potty. Most of us on here use horse stall pellets in the litterboxes. And I'm not sure if you are keeping...

They need to be separated until they are fixed because he is already old enough to get her pregnant. And he could hurt her badly trying to get to her with how small she is.

It's hard to tell with just a headshot. I was saying they looked like the New Zealand because they are red-eyed white.

Well hopefully mom was the New Zealand, I would say they look like her.

https://www.sewingbeefabrics.co.uk/how-to-make-a-snuggle-pod-for-small-animals I know that's not what you wanted but still cute though It doesn't look too hard. Here's what I would do. measure two amounts of fabric of how big you want it to be, add an inch. And Cut Measure the length of it for...

Well at least he is getting some water from the greens, just spray water onto the veggies when you give it to him so he gets plenty. If he is eating the greens with the water sprayed on them and with the water that's already in them you shouldn't be needing to syringe feed fluids to him anymore...

If she is molting then this is normal. Happens to my rabbit every time she sheds. The scratch could very well be from the scuffle. No need to worry or take to the vets unless you find the flakes and/or redness.

Just a color note* The white with black eyes is called Himilayan colored. And if this is a first time breeding I just want you to be aware that Netherland Dwarfs have a low birth number rate and a high death of first litters. Can I ask why you have chosen to breed them? Or have you not bred them...

As long as she is not looking chubby, which in the previous picture (I don't know how recent it was) but she looked like she was very proportionate and not overweight nor underweight. The main way to tell if a rabbit is underweight is if you feel their back and hips and if they are sharp then...

Does he live by himself?

Is she spayed?

Ears are huge compared to the body size. But she definitely looks like every mini rex that I have had. I actually had a woman sell me two "Mini Rexes" but they were 8 lbs. I saw the mom and she looked like a full rex and the dad looked like a full mini rex. I asked her about it and she said that...

Is she spayed?

The flemish you could just up the feed and add more calf manna. Is it possible that your Rex is actually a Mini rex? Can you show a picture of your Rex? How old is your Rex?

If you are already feeding it then there may be an underlying cause as to why they are underweight. A vet check may be needed.

What is her diet like? What country do you live in? Any other animals around?

Not safe to just switch pellets like that. I typically used calf manna pellets to get weight on fast. Start slowly adding it to their daily ration of pellets so there is no digestive upset.

I bred and sold rabbits for 3 years and I only made about $50 profit. NOT WORTH IT. I was just a small rabbitry. 6 does maybe. I spent well over $1,000 on everything. With pellets to feed all of them babies to help them grow, help keep the mom's milk production up, and all of that hay. Supplies...

She will be fine until later.

https://www.rabbitnetwork.org/education-resources/vets/ Here is a list of vets in your area. Down at the bottom is a low cost spay-neuter clinic list