I would guess they are OK. I would make sure the doe is not disturbed or stressed. If a doe gets stressed she may neglect or even kill her babies. If I were you, once a day I would distract the doe with a treat like a lettuce leaf or piece of carrot so you can do a quick check of the litter and remove any dead ones. Other than that, leave her alone. By the way, when the bunnies come out of the nest, do not feed them any greens. Doing so can give them indigestion and may I h
I would guess they are OK. I would make sure the doe is not disturbed or stressed. If a doe gets stressed she may neglect or even kill her babies. If I were you, once a day I would distract the doe with a treat like a lettuce leaf or piece of carrot so you can do a quick check of the litter and remove any dead ones. Other than that, leave her alone. By the way, when the bunnies come out of the nest, do not feed them any greens. Doing so can give them indigestion and may even kill them.
I have already been giving her a treat to do a quick count and check once a day. She is inside right now but wondering if I go ahead a move them outside if she will be happier?