Rabbit Chat Forum - baby bunnys biteable - Tue May 10, 2005 8:29 pm Post subject: baby bunnys
ah as most of you already know ive become mum to 7 baby bunnys my darling children decided to let there bunnys play together in the run and hey presto 4 wks later my little one shouts mam come check hare somethings up with her.I ran over expectin the worse and seen hair everywhere.As i opened the bedding department out jumped these babys.They must have been about 10 days old as most of them had there eyes open i asked kieron why he didnt notice when he cleaned them out but he said he just left the bedding bit as it was still full of hay and just cleared the mucky bits.There now about 3 wks old and are gorgeous there just started trying to eat the mothers food.We have 3 wild colur babies and 4 beige coloured.
sambo - Tue May 10, 2005 9:39 pm Post subject:
Oh biteable can u post some pics of them when the pic gallery is up and running again as me and my daughter would love to see them i bet they look so sweet.
I would like to get a rabbit but i know sasha would just sit there and bark at it all day. biteable - Tue May 10, 2005 10:22 pm Post subject:
baby rabbit pic added to untitled album
sambo - Wed May 11, 2005 10:13 am Post subject:
I cant find it biteable would you mind adding it again please.
biteable - Wed May 11, 2005 11:05 am Post subject:
hi sambo not very good at things like this but just checked i clicked on the cat album which opened and showed a pic of henry the cat and one next to it of my parrot i then clicked on the parrot pic which is titled untitled and the bunny pic appeared hope this helps feel free to move them etc as im hopeless with pcs
sambo - Wed May 11, 2005 11:46 am Post subject:
Lol thats why i was looking in dog album i will go take a look now.
sambo - Wed May 11, 2005 11:49 am Post subject:
Aaaaaahhh Biteable that is soooo sweet i want one, i bet the kids are over the moon arent they my daughter wouldnt leave their side we had a birds nest in our shed 2 weeks ago and she would insist on checking on them every day and even wanted to bring them in the house as she thought they werent safe outside biteable - Wed May 11, 2005 1:07 pm Post subject:
we try not to take much notice of them as ive told the children they cant keep any.They have to be reminded most of the time to sort the adults out.We have a home for two of them already across the road so i do try to handle them as much as poss at the moment especialy with us going away next week.The mother looks awful though as shes still feeding she is pretty scrawny so will have to fatten her up again and keep her away from thumper
Lu-1 - Sun May 15, 2005 3:05 pm Post subject:
right biteable you should be encouraging them to eat solids now, i have bred numerous litters of kits so i know. Now they should start to be weaning.
Dont worry, about the doe, she will regain former glory when the kits go, try adding some vitamin drops to her water, and giving her lots of veg and fruit that are full of vitamins, i reccomend broccoli, oranges, and extersions
Oh and bye the way the wild looking ones are called agouti
Best wishes
cjk - Thu Jan 26, 2006 4:37 pm Post subject:
it's so exciting having bubbies isnt it? On tuesday morning we sadly ahd one bunny die, she had been sick for 7 weeks, But when I opened the door to the sleeping area of another bunnies hutch I noticed tonnes of fur, and it was moving lol.
I didnt touch it, but yelled to my hubby " we got babiees" lol.
I ahdnt checked the sleeping area the day before as had been in a rush to get the sick bunny to the vets. But we have three babies, sadly one was found dead, bless it.
It so exciting though, moved daddy bunny away ( we were told he was "done" but obviously isnt)
It is very exciting though, and sooooo hard not to keep trying to get a peek at them.
mum had been pulling fur for a while, but lawys made a nest and destroyed it before hand. I have a dwarf size bunny who pulls fur too, but she never been near a boy bunny, so I know she not about to have babies!
