Bunny Boy had Bunnies..

[chickens really]

Oh, so sweet! My goodness, little bitty babies are darling! And you're doing such a good job with them. Congratulations, Bunny Boy Mommie!

Thanks I'm in love and so surprised with the 5th little surprise Bunny...

 

[Hybridchucks]

Good heavens they're adorable!!!!

 

[chickens really]

Good heavens they're adorable!!!!

I know my Husband even is in love with the Bunnies...
...All baby animals are so sweet and precious...

 

[chickens really]

I have another question...4 Bunnies are Bigger than two Bunnies. Although I think the two smallest ones are doing okay.....Anything I can do or just watch them?...

 

[RodNTN]

Great job on this! The first thing I always try to remember in a situation like this is to keep your cool (and your head ) nature always works itself out, believe me!

Btw, your bunnies are as cute as buttons!

 

[chickens really]

Great job on this! The first thing I always try to remember in a situation like this is to keep your cool (and your head ) nature always works itself out, believe me!

Btw, your bunnies are as cute as buttons!

Thanks this has been a crazy learning period about raising Bunnies...Holy crappers, I definitely was and still I'm shocked at them being here..
Yes...I think I'm doing good so far....I definitely have so many questions as they are getting older..

 

[townchicks]

They're pretty darn cute! As far as the littler ones, just keep an eye on them. Check their tummies to make sure they are eating, feel the others for comparison, they should feel round and taut. Check the skin for dehydration by pinching up a bit and see if it springs back quickly. If it doesn't, they are dehydrated, so probably aren't nursing enough. But there will always be some size difference in litters, just like puppies. So don't worry.

 

[chickens really]

They're pretty darn cute! As far as the littler ones, just keep an eye on them. Check their tummies to make sure they are eating, feel the others for comparison, they should feel round and taut. Check the skin for dehydration by pinching up a bit and see if it springs back quickly. If it doesn't, they are dehydrated, so probably aren't nursing enough. But there will always be some size difference in litters, just like puppies. So don't worry.

All had fat Bellies and looked like you said. Just smaller. Seriously they are so fricken cute they should be illegal..

 

[Hybridchucks]

I have another question...4 Bunnies are Bigger than two Bunnies. Although I think the two smallest ones are doing okay.....Anything I can do or just watch them?...

Yes, just keep an eye on them, they're probably just runts

All had fat Bellies and looked like you said. Just smaller. Seriously they are so fricken cute they should be illegal..

 

[Bunnylady]

I have another question...4 Bunnies are Bigger than two Bunnies. Although I think the two smallest ones are doing okay.....Anything I can do or just watch them?...

As long as you see fat tummies, they are doing well. Holland Lops and Mini Rex both employ the dwarfing gene; if either parent had it, some of the babies will have gotten it, and always be smaller than their siblings.