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welcome, and I hope you Buns do well. Sorry about your Buns that died

have you got any tunnels or do you have any access to cardboard boxes to make holes in and tunnels, I found my Bunny loves to rip up cardboard and paper, I give her toilet paper rolls and she loves to chuck these around. I just thought cardboard boxes with holes through them might give them...

I've never known a rabbit to hold its poop and pee for 6-8 hours, if they do hold it for that long, there is something wrong with their digestive tract. Rabbit's from my experience are not the kind of animal to sit/lay still for hours at a time. Rabbits are also all different, it doesn't matter...

what a cutie

welcome

oh a cutie. looks so fluffy

Welcome, and your rabbit is a cutie, Yep, he's definitely got lop in him, if his ears are lopping like that.

She's beautiful

welcome, welcome

oh amazing that's wonderful, I hope you enjoy watching the little ones grow, they are amazing.

Yep sorry, I meant if you take the kit away from Mum between 5 and 8 weeks they are good at weaning themselves, as they are already eating mostly solid food. But my baby Buns and my friend's babies seem to just wean themselves of Mum around the 6-week mark. Especially with Bella's babies...

The kit should be old enough to be weaned right now. They are very good at weaning themselves off their mums, between 5 and 8 weeks, they wean, and around this time they are on solid food. The reason they hang around Mum for a bit longer is that they need Mum's caecotrophs to help their gut get...

yep sounds like he got spooked from something. He should calm down after a while, Bunnies are very resilient

Some Does don't nest till the same night or morning they have their babies. Some will nest a week or two beforehand and then pull fur just before giving birth. while others only nest and pull fur just before giving birth. I once got told to wait till day 40 before trying again as some does...

You could try using treated wood shavings if you can get some. I find they are a really good absorption for litter boxes.

yep I agree with Mileybun. Buns will generally get used to a loud noise after time, especially if it is made on a regular basis. Deffinately give him a hidey hole, where he can dash if it scares him, after a time it will not bother him.

yep, rabbits chinning something is more often than not just there way of letting other rabbits know that this area or thing belongs to them, and like a lot of animals out in nature that mark their territory it is just a way of letting themselves and other animals know that this is now home...

sorry the one i'm keeping, its photo is the last photo at the bottom, they moved around after i sent them

with my rabbit's babies, I just checked their bottoms every couple of days and just picked off the poop of the ones who needed cleaning. My friend has had a few batches of Kit's born, and he just checks their bottoms every couple of days just to clear away the stuck poop. I think if their poop...

Oh amazing Bunnies, and your amazing that you are caring for them all so well