My bunny after giving bith is somehow fat and not hungry!! Help! (RIP)

[Ytyiope]

I live in Salvador, Brazil. There isn't a specializated vet for bunnies or a vet that understand about bunnies bodies at all! That why I'm seeking help online!!
My bunny, Nina gave birth recently, 6 healthily bunnies, but I think she' s having a problem, after she gave birth her stomach is still big, she's not hungry at all, she hasn't eat anything since a little after giving birth to her babies, she's really tired, like hasn't run or done anything since. The afterbirth got out of her, so there isn't any dead babies inside.
So, what should I do?? Plz someone help me

 

[Ytyiope]

I live in Salvador, Brazil. There isn't a specializated vet for bunnies or a vet that understand about bunnies bodies at all! That why I'm seeking help online!!
My bunny, Nina gave birth recently, 6 healthily bunnies, but I think she' s having a problem, after she gave birth her stomach is still big, she's not hungry at all, she hasn't eat anything since a little after giving birth to her babies, she's really tired, like hasn't run or done anything since. The afterbirth got out of her, so there isn't any dead babies inside.
So, what should I do?? Plz someone help me

She died today...

 

[Blue eyes]

So sorry to hear. Hopefully some of our experienced breeders can offer suggestions. Are the kits still alive?

 

[Madelyn L.]

So sorry that you lost her... I hope her kits will be ok

 

[Nancy McClelland]

So sorry for your loss--sounded like gas which can be treated with Simethcone--same thing that is used with infants for colic/gas.

 

[Freedom]

Oh no. So sorry for your loss.

 

[Cinn-a-bun]

Poor mom. Hopefully you can feed the babies.

 

[Mariam+Theo]

I'm sorry for your loss! How are the kits?

 

[majorv]

I’m sorry you lost her. Sometimes after giving birth does can develop issues like ketosis. They act just as yours did, and they can die if not quickly taken to a vet.

It is very difficult to successfully raise newborns without the mom. I’m not sure what you have available in Brazil, but if you have goat’s milk you can try to carefully feed them with an eye dropper.