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Hi everyone, the baby bunnies are now 13 days old and doing awesome. Hopping snuggling. Chewing on small pieces of alfalfa hay peeing and poopin all over the kids hands and cuter than anything I ever seen That update had me lost for a few days then I couldn't find my old thread. Just thought...

Daddy is a black lion head. Mother is a simease looking holland lop eared( with white and light gray)

Daddy is a black lion head and mother is a white with grey holland lop (looks like simease marking but with light gray

Yes they are doing well now,....now to add a picture of them. Is there an easy way?

Does anyone know?, I checked them again ,, they look fed, they are being quiet and content and they are warm even with no warm water bottle.

Ok they look pretty good, my question is, if she skips a feeding or two will her milk start to dry up?

Can't sleep thinking about it

This will be the first night without making the mother feed the babies and the first night not putting the hot water bottle under the nest box. They are 5 days old and have had been fed at least 5 times. If she doesn't feed them tonight will they survive til morning ?

Thanks to everyone who talked me through this, momma bun got some time with her hubby today. he got to run around and her inside the cage top over the carpet. So he cannot touch her, just to socialize, they enjoyed this and her stools are starting to harden up now. Going to check the bellies of...

We rescued her from the pet store where she was cuddling with what looked to be her twin. The staff knew she was preowned but did not know her age. I asked if she was pregnant they said no, she was. And had 4 babies a week after she came to live with us. We did not interfere and she ignored all...

Pellets and Timothy grass hay are mothers main source of mothers food now along with carrots and she seems to love broccoli right now and romaine but does anyone know which veggies give her the best milk and less irritation while nursing. She was cranky last night after eating tomatoes and I...

Yes we will, they are 4 days old now starting to show color, and very sweet

I did just discover her feeding them on her own for the first time. I am now hopeful that she will start taking care of them Thank you for your reply

I did just discover her feeding them on her own for the first time. I am now hopeful that she will start taking care of them Thank you for your reply

My mother bunny is drying up and refusing to feed after three days of successful nursing one by one on her back with the two ppl approach. My husband and I feed them once a day at night by rubbing the belly and taking one baby at a time to nurse for three to five minutes. Babies are doing well...