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Yes he is a beautifully marked black orange tri, Congratulations! The "brown" is kind of a red based burnt orange.

Having the right size cage wire base, sturdy so it doesn't bounce with the rabbits weight helps prevent sore hocks. If the wire is coated it is even better to prevent sore hocks. 14 guage with largest hole measurements 1" by 1/2" or less, just wide enough for droppings of adult rabbits to drop...

The castor colors are there and she definitely looks like she hasthe tri ej gene. I have a probably charlie in a current litter out of two broken castors, one of which is a harlequinized castor. Mate with another carrying the ej gene like a solid harlequin and you will have tri. Bred to a...

Sounds like you are doing everything you can. I would still put the coconut oil drops in her ears, they can be way down in the ear drum and the drops will suffacate them. Heavy ear wax may be an indication. It is a good thing to do once a month anyway to keep their ears clear.

If you have ivermecton on hand you can put some on her to kill mites. Coconut oil, a few drops in her ears will suffocate mites every day for 2 days then evey other day for a week then every month to keep mite free. Ivermecton acts faster but it only lasts a few days. I'm glad you will be...

Thank you, they are going out to new homes 7 out this weekend to very good homes. We started with 25 between the two batches, one had 15 the one who died had 8 and fed them for a couple days before she got hurt. We are keeping one of her babies. Pepper has passed but Pepperchini will live on...

I am so sorry, I know the heartbreak of trying so hard to help these wee babies and losing the fight. And then your hen, so very sorry. Sending prayers that things will get better soon and that you will be rewarded for all your love and kindness.

Manna Pro Colostrum for Newborn Goat Kids on Amazon $22. for 1 lbs which is alot. good to keep on hand and works great. I had my daughter look up what we use. So sorry for your loss, I hope your remaining baby does wonderfully.

I so agree with freelady, my only addition is to give your rabbits free choice on hay, it keeps their guts moving, keeps them from feeling starved and gives them something to do. Orchard Hay or Timothy is great. Also when mothers are nursing they along with the kits need free choice pellets...

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I think it is available at Walmart but it is available on Amazon. Check with your local pet store too.

We just raised 15 from two litters. We had a doe break her back from a scare of something during the night and had another one who had 15, some died right away, but we had 12 from one litter and 8 from the mother who died. We changed each litter out every other day so they got some mothers milk...

Beautiful kits, I just received an almost identical litter from my agouti based doe and buck, looks like my charlie may be a blue also! Congrats! I think the parents are AaBbCCDdEE ;and Eej

We use the bottles, have extras which we keep in the house and exchange bottles as needed for ice or refill. We check the rolling ball to make sure ones still ok are not sticking.

I’ve been reading posts for over a year, very helpful! Thought it was time to join in🐇😊

Agree!