Unexpected baby bunnies!! Please help!

[LhickenChicken]

Gotchu. But quite a few? What's your system? Do you keep multiple does together?

I have a Californian doe, the rest of the does are Flemish giants. I do not keep the does together. I have a New Zealand male, and also a Flemish giant- New Zealand male, and a female. Also a Californian male that is currently living with a chick lol.

 

[_-Captain BRM-_]

Awesome, thank you! How will I get mama to feed them?

I would bring her in, cover her eyes, just to keep her calm, and put her with the litter. They fed for 5 or so minutes, but by that time they were already falling asleep

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

I would bring her in, cover her eyes, just to keep her calm, and put her with the litter. They fed for 5 or so minutes, but by that time they were already falling asleep

Ok, thanks!

 

[_-Captain BRM-_]

I've never seen such a beautiful litter in my life. Wow. SO CUTE.

 

[NatJ]

All of them have their eyes open and are exploring the cage, all but Carmel. She was the first one to actually open her eyes on day 12, but ever since she doesn’t open them much at all and today I noticed they were kinda crusty and she didn’t open them at all. What should I do? Is this a concern? Please help! Thanks all.

What I would do:
--wash the eyes clean with saltwater (just water and table salt--any "saline solution" recipe from google should give reasonable proportions.)

--wash the eyes again if they get crusty again, up to two or three times each day.

--clean all the bedding and droppings out of the nestbox, and put in fresh bedding.

If it does not clear up in a few days, consider other ideas or talk to a vet. I have only seen a few cases of crusty eyes in bunnies, but every one of them cleared up just fine when treated this way.

I always left the bunny with the litter, except for the few minutes of time when I was actually washing the eyes.

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

This is her. Does she seem ok? Is it not to bad?

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

What I would do:
--wash the eyes clean with saltwater (just water and table salt--any "saline solution" recipe from google should give reasonable proportions.)

--wash the eyes again if they get crusty again, up to two or three times each day.

--clean all the bedding and droppings out of the nestbox, and put in fresh bedding.

If it does not clear up in a few days, consider other ideas or talk to a vet. I have only seen a few cases of crusty eyes in bunnies, but every one of them cleared up just fine when treated this way.

I always left the bunny with the litter, except for the few minutes of time when I was actually washing the eyes.

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

I've never seen such a beautiful litter in my life. Wow. SO CUTE.

Thank you! They are so adorable for sure

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

This is a better pic of here eye.

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

What I would do:
--wash the eyes clean with saltwater (just water and table salt--any "saline solution" recipe from google should give reasonable proportions.)

--wash the eyes again if they get crusty again, up to two or three times each day.

--clean all the bedding and droppings out of the nestbox, and put in fresh bedding.

If it does not clear up in a few days, consider other ideas or talk to a vet. I have only seen a few cases of crusty eyes in bunnies, but every one of them cleared up just fine when treated this way.

I always left the bunny with the litter, except for the few minutes of time when I was actually washing the eyes.

Would Himalayan pink salt work? That’s the only one I have right now