deliriousgal
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Update: Holly (the rabbit I introduced myselfwith a while back) has since passed on a while ago. When I went onholiday, Holly went to my aunts house to stay for the week. She andtheir dog soon died due to the consumption of a particularly nastypoision. A few weeks later we adopted Mouse.
Disclaimer: Mouse came to us already pregnant from the sspca. Mouseherself is a small dutch and during the time of the veterinaryappointment she attended to ensure that she wasn't pregnant before weadopted her she looked pretty "neat" even up to her actual day oflabour. We have had her for about two weeks and wehavealready phoned the sspca who have offered to provide a space for thefour babies once they have been weaned and also suggested that we lookup on the internet for information.
Last night when I came in from work at 1-o'clock I noticed not onlythat there was pieces of her fur lying around but also that Mouse hadsplit herself up so there were four more of her.
For my actual question though. I have found lots of information on whatthe kittens should look like, I already know the average litter sizes('little late to find out that, eh?) but I can't find any informationon WHAT I should be doing. What vegetables should I be buying in forher? What do I have to look out for? She's currently got her babies outin the open - when can I move them if at all? I need every scrap ofinformation available about what to do once the mother has given birthand all I can find are pages scolding the thought of multiplying therabbit population when I need information and help.
Is anybody able to provide links to this kind of information or provide it themselves, if so may I thank you in advance.
Disclaimer: Mouse came to us already pregnant from the sspca. Mouseherself is a small dutch and during the time of the veterinaryappointment she attended to ensure that she wasn't pregnant before weadopted her she looked pretty "neat" even up to her actual day oflabour. We have had her for about two weeks and wehavealready phoned the sspca who have offered to provide a space for thefour babies once they have been weaned and also suggested that we lookup on the internet for information.
Last night when I came in from work at 1-o'clock I noticed not onlythat there was pieces of her fur lying around but also that Mouse hadsplit herself up so there were four more of her.
For my actual question though. I have found lots of information on whatthe kittens should look like, I already know the average litter sizes('little late to find out that, eh?) but I can't find any informationon WHAT I should be doing. What vegetables should I be buying in forher? What do I have to look out for? She's currently got her babies outin the open - when can I move them if at all? I need every scrap ofinformation available about what to do once the mother has given birthand all I can find are pages scolding the thought of multiplying therabbit population when I need information and help.
Is anybody able to provide links to this kind of information or provide it themselves, if so may I thank you in advance.
