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Martins Cages usually carries good carriers at reasonable prices... http://martinscages.com/ They have expanded their Carrier line (I saw them at the last show in Lebanon, PA.) Very well made, reasonably pricedand great sizes, but not listed on the website yet. You may have to email them for...

CiaraPatricia wrote: That's the trick of all expectant parents.. keep busy! LOL! :DI'm sure she will do fine.

OK, so she's doing fine so far... we just need to learn better patience. LOL! Not something I do well... WAITING... :P

At three weeks, you are right, she is way too young to be away from Momma... She should be nibbling on hay and pellets on her own at this point. Personally, if she will drink from a saucer, I'd suppliment with a good formula. She'd still be nursing off momma at this point (if she could!) I would...

:pinkbouce:Any news????

I'm really sorry you lost two more. It's is never easy... :( Icarus wrote: I'm pretty sure what you are describing is his gall bladder... It is usually dark gray to charcoal colored. The liquid inside is bitter and foul smelling. That sounds normal to me. The description of the brain...

Give her some time. It could be a false pregnancy, but even so, it's real to her.

So???? Any updates???? Waiting with baited breath!!!!!

She's a VERY special girl here! And so is her daughter (Moon Shadow) and son (Nebula) and her grandaughter (Ara) and her great grand daughters (Ci-Ara and Ti-Ara)! LOL! LOVE my babies!:pinkbouce: (I probably didn't post that photo before because I'm not fond of the way I look in it... my...

It's a good place to start, but not as comprehensive a list as it used to be since they started requiring Breeders to pay to be listed.

Not sure how your cage is set up, but you might want to put a 3" high "lip" at the base of the dooway to prevent any babies from crawling out. They will move around, you just don't want them crawling out into the run area.

Keep an eye in her, don't interfer or change anything unless you have to. Confining her to the hutch might confuse her right now. If you see her pulling fur in the run area and building a nest, move evrything to the Hutch and watch that she doesn't put the babies "outside". YES, you can touch...

Yeah, but the question of if she'd been let out with the bucks and if any of them "got her" still lingers. Guess we'll know soon enough...

Most false pregnancies only last 14-16 days. She could build a nest, and actually tend the "empty nest" for a day or so... then she'll give it up. Keep an eye on her, have patience, and let her do whatever she has to do....

If she isn't eating, she might kindle in the next few hours. Most of my mothers build a nest anywhere from 24 hours to 20 minutes before they deliver! (And then there are the does that don't build a nest until AFTER they deliver! Silly twits! Not gonna waste all that energy and fur until I'm...

I'm sorry that you lost him, but I do think it's better for his sake. Keep an eye on the others. If no further problems turn up, it may have been an anomoly...

At such a young age, my inclination is to think it's a congenital/neurological issue, something he was born with. I am curious what breed he is and if the parents carry a blue eyed (VM/VC)gene. I have a friend that has a blue eyed white angora with seizuring. He's just 8 months old and seizures...

The babies can start having pellets now. Leave a dish for them on the first level. I make sure my babies have food and hay in front of them all the time. They might Momma some peace if they have their own dish and hay. :)

PLEASE do let us know if she has kits! We NEED frequent "Cute Baby" fixes! :biggrin2:

james waller wrote: A note about Gentamicin, my vet considers it the "Big guns" of antibiotics (especially for the eye) and won't prescribe it without identifying exactly what bacteria is present, and after trying other options.Some bacteria is already showing resistance to itdue to overuse...