Does anyone have good pictures of flemmish giant kits between 4-8 weeks of age?
It's been an interesting discussion between me and the rabbit rescue gal I work with.
She's noted that all the flemmish giant kits that she gets in have softer rounder tummies than kits of other breeds and it takes until they are about four months old for that to pass.
I've noted that my flemmish giant cross kits have softer, rounder tummies than my other kits of the same age.
I'm wondering if it's a breed thing? Or if it's just something odd that we're noticing....
Maybe it's just a thing we notice because they are lankier/bonier than other breeds and therefore their tummies are just more noticeable...
It's been an interesting discussion between me and the rabbit rescue gal I work with.
She's noted that all the flemmish giant kits that she gets in have softer rounder tummies than kits of other breeds and it takes until they are about four months old for that to pass.
I've noted that my flemmish giant cross kits have softer, rounder tummies than my other kits of the same age.
I'm wondering if it's a breed thing? Or if it's just something odd that we're noticing....
Maybe it's just a thing we notice because they are lankier/bonier than other breeds and therefore their tummies are just more noticeable...
