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Yes and no. Yes because breeders can determine if the rabbit is a showable color, and if it has good lines / is pedigreed. Certain colorings or markings are not showable. No because good type will need to be assessed when the rabbit is older (5+ weeks, in my opinion). No breeder can ever...

The vet should most definitely have a solution / options to treat watery eyes, it's a pretty common ailment. Thankfully, the provided medication can be purchased and administered without the assistance of a vet - pllease keep us posted how your bunny is!

That was her only previous litter!

Okay so... I'm pretty sure I've already posted about this in the past, but I'm trying to figure out who I should pair my BEW doe with next! As of now, I have 4 options: • Orange Harlequin (Non VC) • Orange / Black Tri-Color (Non VC) • Frosty (Carries Heavy VM) • Cream (Non VC) My BEW carries...

YES, any rabbit with a BEW parent does indeed carry the Vienna gene. While this is not required, it should be noted on the pedigree. I always make a practice of asking if the bunny is a known Vienna carrier before purchasing just in case.

I'm not sure what pellet brand you are referring to, but Modesto Millings is 100% organic; a non-soy, non-corn feed.

Your doe could have not been "feelin' it", or she perhaps knew she had already conceived. I normally keep the buck and doe together until I have received 3 good fall offs before separating them for the first time. I would not risk the chance of putting this pair together in case she attacks...

It looks like your bunny has a severe eye infection that needs to be treated properly. The vet should have provided some sort of eye wash and medication. Like others said, I would recommend visiting another veterinarian for further assistance. Do you happen to know what the cause of this...

It's impossible to know if she is actually pregnant or not. Time will tell! I know larger breeds can have really late deliveries. You've done everything right, I wouldn't mess with the nesting box or handle her often, in case she does have babies inside. At this point, her belly should feel...

I have no idea who is who... but I see bucks in all the pictures. THANK YOU for providing clear images (unlike most people lol).

Vinyl, foam mats, or rugs all make great waterproof flooring options!

I've never personally fed burdock root as a treat, does anyone have experience with this food?

The Well Kept Rabbit uses and recommends Burdock Root as a treat. Is the product linked a safe version to feed?

Is this linked product safe for rabbits? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001VNGOPU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_HQY3MXF7W7QCV39W32JS?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Exactly my thoughts. Mama + Papa Buns. Scroll down on this link to see the same bunny pictured...

This bunny is a Holland Lop located at another rabbitry, her name is Honey and she is most certainly not yours. Also, your age contradicts the one listed in your profile. @Angie please remove this user - it reminds me too much of Jasmine!

A probiotic like BeneBac will help her too. You can sprinkle it on top of her pellets. Oats can help with weight gain as well. Alfalfa hay is definitely a must and please get as soon as possible!

At this point, she seems to be 3-5 weeks old. Just underdeveloped due to lack of care. Alfalfa hay will be essential to keep her alive and healthy - It will help fatten her up! You can offer unlimited rabbit pellets and fresh cold water as well (but no veggies/fruit). She appears to be a dwarf mix.

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I stand with my original vote of 2 bucks and 1 doe. However, sexing in person is a lot easier / clearer and it could end up being 3 bucks like @SableSteel said. But there is definitely at least 2 bucks in there!