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If you feed pellets see what hay they are made of and try that kind of hay

Its a good site if you need help or advice

It is normal for a rabbit to do that when the seasons change sometimes

That's good just make sure that the mom can produce enough milk so make sure they are growing well

What breeds

You will be able to tell when its older probably

Kgive it a week and if she is pulling fur or has had the babies keep the nest box in if not take out

We use timothy now that the bunnies are I've 10 weeks or 6 months not sure

Well I know that it won't go perfectly every time

I was going to say it could have been the mom but she got hurt to

Just keep an eye on her and if she has more babies that's good if not that's also good because she will have more time for the one baby and she will have more milk for her. And I ment hours not days

Give her 1 or 2 days and its really good if she was pulling fur because the more fur they pull the better of a parent they will be

Same we have our in an insulated building in our 10 acher yard

When we tried to separate them they stayed in one corner staring at each other and would start cuddling after we put them back together

Ours bonded when they were babies because they got put in the same cage after weaning and they wouldn't go more then 2 day without each other even after the got fixed. They are both boys and not once tried to fight. My dads wife breeds and shows rabbits and so do I and I have never had two...

We breed rabbits bit I love them all and Lacey had a special connection with one and we had to put him down but she doesn't know we put him down Lacey is my sister

Mine are not outdoor

The sooner you bond bunnies the better.

It shouldn't be the age the sooner they are together the better and how much do they weigh I might be able to get an age from that and breeds. Because one was put in to the others territory the other doesn't want them there so I would put them somewhere else where there isn't a scent of either...

Or just a heat stroke