Rabbits!

[313759]

I have a large walk-in closet that she has her cage and box in she runs freely in my master bath and closet. I know some new mothers tend to eat their young or have nothing to do with them. We only ever raised meat rabbits so we didn't really have much to do with them. But my bonnie is our fur Barbie and great with kids and my cat. Just wasn't sure what kind ofmilk to give tthe babies If momma don't want to take care of them.

Its really hard to find the right formula. But maybe you could use baby formula or warm goat milk.

 

[sweetheart84]

I do have infant formula for sensitive bellys

 

[Bunnylady]

The recommendation is kitten milk replacer, though goat milk will do in a pinch. Chances are, you won't need it. Your concern is understandable, but try not to freak the doe out with fretting over her litter.

 

[sweetheart84]

I plan on filming her delivery. She trust me Enough to sit and let me rub her belly and massage her hips and back. She is such a wonderful fur baby. I have been helping her make her nest over the last couple weeks. She is not fond of anyone else going into the bathroom lol. But she let's me go in there give her fresh fruits and veggie everyday change her water hay and food and clean her litter box. Safe to say she loves this human mommy. I giver her light messags to help her muscles relax. She loves it she ends up laying flat on her belly with legs spralled out lol

 

[313759]

Awwww... how cute

 

[sweetheart84]

She is an awesome fur baby lol

 

[sweetheart84]

. She thinks every time I go potty she has to come lay by me lol

 

[313759]

Lol

 

[sweetheart84]

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. This is me rubbing and scratching bonnie down to the belly to feel the babies move. She is the best

 

[sweetheart84]

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