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rabbit and babiess

what happens if my mother rabbit that has babies has like mushyy poo? is that ok? and one more AMAZING THING HAPPEND. i was cleaning the cages and the mother went rtie to her babiess and started FEEDING THEM rite in front of me! at lik 12 in the after noon she stood over the nest on all 4 and they all grab on!!! it was sooo cool! kk byee
 
Yes that can happen. I often was my Does feeding her babies. Sometimes they don't always mean to feed the little ones, but the babies will just grab hold :lol: As for her droppings, what is she eating? Although veg is very good for mummy’s milk that could make problems if fed it too much.
 
for some reason they do produce more squishy poos when they have babies but i leave it cause this is the poo they eat to help digestion and sometime the babies will eat the moms poo to help there digestion, cause if i have a ill baby bun that wont poo i will mix moms sloppy poo with antibiotics to help digestion i find this sometimes helps
becky
 
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