DANNBARBERY
New Kit
I had the same issue with my little bunnies but I was surprised on the next day, the mother bunny ate all the little bunnies, I don't why she did it. Can someone help?
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Is there hope for my little bunnies?
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parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
If the mother is very very stressed she will eat the new ones -
However at 4 weeks the older ones should be starting t be weaned and you may be able to move them on to dry forage and some pellets - but it does depend if they have already started on that themselves.
You can supplement with some made up milk feed (we use double strength puppy milk made from powder) if you are able to hand rear.
She will not be able to manage both litters.
However at 4 weeks the older ones should be starting t be weaned and you may be able to move them on to dry forage and some pellets - but it does depend if they have already started on that themselves.
You can supplement with some made up milk feed (we use double strength puppy milk made from powder) if you are able to hand rear.
She will not be able to manage both litters.
anaveragemuppet
Wise Old Thumper
Any pics? I really hope your bunnies are all ok. Are you keeping them all? If not, contact a mod on here and they maybe can help with re homing them through here. Xxx
thanks for sharing. we have that hay feeder - so cute. how are you doing? 