Was totally shocked opening the door to this today

[Lscullionx]

Iv done a lot of research on how to take care of these babies but has anyone got some extra important information they can give me on taking care of these babies and my boy rabbit seems to be in a lot of stress from being separated from the girl what can I do to keep him calm

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

If you could give your buck and doe housing where they can see and smell each other but not get to each other it might make him calmer

 

[majorv]

Kits can, and will, roam so if they aren’t in a nestbox make sure they can’t go far. Newborns are also susceptible to chilling until they get a coat of hair on them.

 

[zuppa]

If you could give your buck and doe housing where they can see and smell each other but not get to each other it might make him calmer

Not really.

If you house unfixed male and unfixed female close to each other they will be very stressed because they can see and smell each other and he will be horny all the time, depending on his temperament he can try breaking his cage, spraying walls and then he can get very depressed and even stop eating. Female will get stressed either she can have fake pregnancies all the time.

So when you separate them make sure they are far from each other and can't see/smell each other then he will stay calmer. It would be best to neuter your male now but still for another 2 months he will stay hormonal and also can get her pregnant again even after neutering, they can be fertile up to 4 weeks after.

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

Not really.

If you house unfixed male and unfixed female close to each other they will be very stressed because they can see and smell each other and he will be horny all the time, depending on his temperament he can try breaking his cage, spraying walls and then he can get very depressed and even stop eating. Female will get stressed either she can have fake pregnancies all the time.

So when you separate them make sure they are far from each other and can't see/smell each other then he will stay calmer. It would be best to neuter your male now but still for another 2 months he will stay hormonal and also can get her pregnant again even after neutering, they can be fertile up to 4 weeks after.

Ah okay, that makes sense. I must’ve heard that for fixed buns