If She wasn't pregnant before....

[Erins Rabbits]

Just be ready for babies. If you can find a breeder in your area willing to help, it may be best. Just in case there are any complications, she won't feed them, get in contact with a few who have litters planned around those days, SOON, because hand raising babies is almost never successful. :C A breeder will also be able to palpate, where most vets don't know one end of the rabbit from another, JMO.

 

[Rattiemattiesrattery]

Yeah, what I have found for breeders in AZ are hours away O_O

I am used to Palpating critters because I do that with my rats when I breed them *pets not food, shows and more for them* and those are much much smaller.

If something happens I also have my friend that has hand reared bunnies in the past.
Or my vet is a great one, she is trained in hand rearing bunnies with a 95% rate for success plus more wildlife too and other animals. *I used to work for her too, so I have seen alot go on around there.*

I would DEFINITELY give her the bill... If she had any $$ to do that with.
She just barely supports my 7 year old Goddaughter and her few pets, that to saddle her with the bill means taking away from my goddaughter.