- Aug 8, 2013
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Ok, my rabbit had a litter of six the other night, then tried to kill them all right off the bat. I honestly don't know what happened, all I know it that when I fed her yesterday there were no babies, then when I went out today there were dead ones scattered all over her nest. One of them managed to hide in a corner and survived her attack, but she's not taking care of it. It hasn't been fed and I'm afraid that she'll kill it. I decided to take it in to raise by myself. I am experienced with this for my other doe often has litters too big and cannot feed them all so I take some inside and raise by myself. But in this case things are a little different. I have a single bunny in my bunny box instead of a handful. Will it be warm enough on its own? (I took the fur and hay from the mother's nest box and put it in the bunny box with this little survivor so it's practically still in the nest) and this time I don't have other bunnies to switch it out with in case things don't go right. Other than feeding, is there any other care that I have to be aware of to help him/her? Does anybody have some tips to help me with this situation? Please answer ASAP
