Bottle raising kits HELP EMERGENCY

[Honeybun]

"Duchess" had a litter and didn't give any milk. We successfully raised her first litter on goat milk, and gave her one more chance, and now we are raising her second litter. We won't be giving her a third chance!
But they are dying! Four have died now, all with bleeding from the mouth. I thought at first they had been injured from being jumped on (I know they were jumped on), but after the fourth one with exactly the same symptoms I'm not so sure.
Am I feeding too much? Or are they sick? Or what? HELP!

 

[ladysown]

It's so hard to say. Bleeding from mouth indicates internal injury.

 

[ladysown]

It's so hard to say. Bleeding from mouth indicates internal injury.

 

[Miss M]

That's all I can come up with, too. I briefly thought of RHD, rabbit hemorrhagic disease, but if that was it, it should be the doe that died of it.

You know they were jumped on. All I can figure is internal injuries.

 

[Marinea]

I also vote for internal injuries. Sorry this happened.

I would be looking at the environment- the size of the nest box, any changes which might be scaring the doe, causing her to jump into the box. She might just be too skittish.