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Even more? :shock: Yay! :)

She finally had herself all cleaned up about a week after kindling and the kit is now two weeks old. Yay! :)

Well, he's 2 weeks old today... The little guy is still small and fluffy, but I think the cause for his size may be lack of nutrition. I don't think he's getting enough food from me feeding him in the evening and Mimi feeding him in the morning so I am going to switch him to two formula...

Wow, congratulations! So many popples! :)

He is a Holland lop, Demamma. And yes, he does look quite fluffy in every picture I take... I'm not sure if it is because all the fur on his back is stuck in this permanent "mohawk" shape or because there is a chance that he could be a Fuzzy Holland... I guess I'll have to wait and see! :)

The little singleton is doing pretty good right now. :) He is eating about 50% formula and 50% from his mother. (Together we're keeping that belly full! ;) ) Unfortunately, he does pee on himself a fair bit and Mimi doesn't want to help with the cleaing; just the feeding. :lol: Mimi still...

Happy Birthday Hoodat!

Well, as I don't know exactly how your little bun's leg looks and the exacts of what happened to him, I cannot tell you what his chances are... But I do know that as long as he is not in pain and the leg heals alright, he may yet have a wonderful life. I know someone who has an adorable 1 year...

The doe should be just fine if you just take the kits, but you can give her some mint leaves to help stop the milk flow if you feel like you want to help her out. Good luck with your baby bunnies! :clover:

Well... Thursday night the kit did not get anything from mom, so I gave my first attempt at bottle feeding. It took us quite a while to get the hang of it, but he at least got some food into his belly. Then, yesterday morning, I tried the kangaroo pouch idea and he still didn't get any milk; I...

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Okay, I'll let him try tonight's feeding on mom, but if he doesn't get a full belly, I'll feed him a little bit of formula and see how that goes.

His belly was slightly different after last night's feeding, but it wasn't any different this morning. Either way it is not distending at all and is quite wrinkly. I'll go see if I can get a good picture... __________ Thu May 02, 2013 11:09 am __________ Okay, here are pictures taken 1.5 hours...

Okay... Now some not so good news. For the past 2-3 feedings I am pretty certain that the kit has not been getting much if any milk from the mother. I have been giving her the nestbox and baby every morning and evening; does the exact timing (how early or how late) matter? I am going to give...

Can you try separating the affected kits from the ones not yet showing any symptoms?

You can try a little bit a sugar water to perk them up long enough to nurse; sometimes that works. And as to weaning, if they are already eating pellets and hay than they are old enough that you could wean them. I am not sure if you will need to change anything since they are younger than usual...

I don't know anything that would help, but I am so sorry LittleBunny!

:rotfl: :lol: I think this one gets all of us! People have yet to get used to me saying that; and usually I try to avoid such "talk" for the city dwellers. :)

That is wonderful news! I am so happy for you and your family!

Oh, how cute! I can't wait to see how he turns out! :)