neeshkabeesh
Warren Scout
A friend of a friend's rabbit had its second accidental litter 
so my friend went round and came back with the last two babies. I went to see them today, I haven't seen a baby rabbit in years but these seem extremely small. They are six weeks old apparently and I wish they could go back to their mother but they can't. They are very small and have very fluffy fur as though they still have kitten fur, when do they lose this fluffier fur? What could my friend be doing to help them with regards to their diet? Apparently one is eating and drinking loads, the other was not eating/drinking but seems better after a couple of days. I would expect them to be more lively and curious but I'd just opened their hutch door and they looked cold. I have told my friend she needs to have them in the house. What else can she do about them?
I don't know what breed they are, their ears don't look like a dwarf's. Both have upright ears, one is white with blue eyes and the other is white and brown speckled, I should have really taken a photo.
so my friend went round and came back with the last two babies. I went to see them today, I haven't seen a baby rabbit in years but these seem extremely small. They are six weeks old apparently and I wish they could go back to their mother but they can't. They are very small and have very fluffy fur as though they still have kitten fur, when do they lose this fluffier fur? What could my friend be doing to help them with regards to their diet? Apparently one is eating and drinking loads, the other was not eating/drinking but seems better after a couple of days. I would expect them to be more lively and curious but I'd just opened their hutch door and they looked cold. I have told my friend she needs to have them in the house. What else can she do about them?I don't know what breed they are, their ears don't look like a dwarf's. Both have upright ears, one is white with blue eyes and the other is white and brown speckled, I should have really taken a photo.
