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Here is a pick of baby runt with litter mate https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater

He has access to pellets and timothy hay all the time. Once or twice a week she lets him nibble on a bit of kale. He doesn't eat the hay though. I'm thinking it is because of the malocclusion, and his trimmed teeth? He is 11 weeks old.

Well, even if that is the problem, and it was caused by our care....I'll look at the bright side~ We have a dearly loved little bunny that would have surely met its end without my daughters intervention, and her daddy allowing her to foster it. I hope it grows well enough that I don't go to bed...

Shucks!

I'm brand new to the forum. If I'm posting in the wrong place I apologize. Back story~ My daughter "saved" a sickly little runt from being culled. When it was only 3 days old she noticed it's droppings were matted to it's bottom. She cleaned them off and gave baby back to its mom. Same problem...