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I do agree with what you said though. They look fine.

She lost 2. Only 4 now.

I had babies fatter then that. They look fine to me. I would not try to reduce that unless they get SO fat they can't move at all, but I don't see that happening with their size atm. They just look like well fed kits to me.

This could be related. Keep a close eye on them and make sure they continue to be fed. I might be a bit concerned about it because the only pairing you do NOT ever want to do (related ones I mean) is siblings. There is nothing you can do about it now. Just watch them and let me know if anything...

Yeah, I forgot about that!

If it is not bleeding, you should not have much trouble. Just clean the wound with something antibacterial. I use silver or Silvercillin. Good luck!

I am so glad you have a way to get through this. It is very tough, especially when you expected to have them for more than that. (in my case I had him for 6 months, just the right amount of time to create a outstanding bond with him) I understand why you do not want to get another bunny. Maybe...

This type of thing is the whole point of this forum, to help people with their rabbits. I won't speak for anyone else, but this does not bother me at all. Yet again, I am a rabbit breeder and I see this type of thing every day. In my opinion, If you don't like it, don't look at it. This is not...

Also, I just wanted to tell you that you did a good thing in weighing them. When I did it, it helped me to know if one of them needed some more food or even to just me peace that they were growing and developing correctly. I had a litter of 7 and a litter of 3 so I could compare them to make...

Handling them is not an issue. The moms don't care as long as your scent is the scent they are used to and not a strangers or someone they don't trust. I am not saying you are wrong but my does (even my aggressive one) do not care if I am watching them nurse/give birth/hay stash. I just figured...

That is totally normal. It will be small until it is an adult (at least that has been my experience) so I would not worry about it too much. Usually they just grow a little slower but you can help speed it up by making sure it is as plump as the others. If you notice that any of them are skinny...

Feed her extra food and make sure she has clean water available at all times. You can and should handle those babies. You need to make sure there are none with deformities and no stillborn babies. If there are any dead ones, you need to remove them immediately so they don’t get stinky or eaten...

DON’T TRY IT!!! You never know what it could be. Don’t feed it to them because you do not know what it is.

They look like a French lop or French lop holland lop

I am so sorry. I lost a bunny 4 years ago who was irreplaceable. I would do everything with him. I hope you can get another one (not as a replacement ofc because nothing can replace a bond between a human and their pet). Do you have a dog? Dogs are great at sensing their owners emotions and...

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I am so glad she is doing better. My friend has a bunny who has occasional seizures but it started out as not being able to walk. She still can’t walk and is confined to a small cage with towels. They have started physical therapy and massage and she is walking a tiny bit. I am glad that is not...

They look a lot smaller in the pictures. These guys are huge! I will see if I can take better pictures to show how big they are.

Hello, I am new here and have only been breeding lionhead rabbits for a year. I recently bought a new rabbit and when she became old enough to breed, I bred her to a beautiful pure bred lionhead buck. 31 days later she gave birth to 2 HUGE baby bunnies. Skip about 3 weeks back to today and these...