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I posted earlier this week about a poor bun that must've bit the wire and broken its tooth, and I was asking opinions on what to do for it. It has turned out to be the sweetest meat rabbit I've seen, which is great for a kid whose never handled rabbits before and has special needs ❤️ HOWEVER...

Yes, this is a meat pen for one of our FFA students. We were bring it home and I am assuming it injured itself on the way. We kept them all in calm, cool conditions since it was a bit of a drive, so I can only assume it either hit its mouth on the corner of the carry cage (where it was hiding)...

Just picked up market rabbits for the FFA kids and when we get them home to sort, I found one has a loose bottom tooth. I cannot tell if it's a new injury or not - I can't tell yet if it is eating and we fed it water by syringe to ensure it was drinking. Any thoughts from here on what I should...

:lol: Yeah, I can't honestly post all of the "gross" things I've done over the years in the name of care for my animals. Ha ha ha!! Some are worse than what I've done for my biological kids! ;)

Thanks Maggie! We'll keep at it! They have us seriously wrapped around their fingers! :D

Thanks - I'm guessing milk, as it doesn't have a strong odor. Would moms milk take a week to come in? We have been "spot" bathing those that need it and drying off with a warmed towel and time on a wrapped heating pad, before going back in the box - so that no one gets chilled.

(Our first litter) We brought the kits in after losing 3 of the initial 6. Now we bring mom to them as the weather is so cold, and she was not catching on the first few days about feeding. Kits are now 9 days old, mom is sitting patiently at each feeding like a champ (!) but we noticed yesterday...