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The adult basics 14%. I bought this new bag less than 2 weeks ago and mixed some w/ bluebonnet in a special container for Him. He originally had it when I got him because I didn't plan on starting a Rabbitry but I later transitioned back to Bluebonnet. He loved it the first time and nibbled a...

I have a 9 m/o HL buck. I'm trying to sell him as a pet and get a new stud buck but he is a finicky eater. He is on Bluebonnet pellets which I have to special order from our feed store. A few months back he stopped eating it, but kept eating his hay- everyone else kept eating pellets. He finally...

Update: we had to put the middle kit down who's legs were the worst; he was 3 w/o and couldn't walk. The other 2 are doing great, leg wise. The biggest who's legs have straightened up is running, jumping, and everything. The runt only has one leg that is splayed (though I think it may have been...

Anyone have experience with Mucoid Enteritis? I have 1 kit (runt) who will turn 4 w/o tomorrow who's be showing signs the last few days: soft stools sticking to bottom, yellow/clear smelly musuc. He's active, eating well, and drinking. I thought It might be because he's been eating pellets (16%)...

I love the door/hay rack idea! We are going to build my 2 HL does outdoor wood hutches measuring 4x2 for with 2x2 wire floor & a 2x2 wire door and the rest will be wood. I might make the hay rack to attach to the door.

Yes MaggieJ there are only 3 survivors. She had 7: 3 DOA, 4 living but one was a peanut and we lost it at day 6.

No. @Secuono they are 3 days away from turning 2 weeks old. They are not 3 weeks old. Thanks HowlsofAngels. I'll let them get exercise when they all open their eyes and I have thought about bracing the legs to try to help.

Both parents have great bone to them and come from very good bloodlines

My doe had her first little of babies almost 2 weeks ago today. She is being a good mama and they are very well fed, but I've noticed that the 2 fattest kits have signs of splayed legs. I believe it's from the crawling to the bottom of the nest box and sliding around instead of laying on the top...