dayna
Well-known member
Oh crap!
So my rabbit is due today/tomorrow. She was bred last month on the 21st.
I have a chicken tractor type setup. And up until today, it's been a GREAT situation.
Well today, we've got flash floods and high winds, I mean it is POURING and POURING from every direction even upside down. The sound is so loud I can't even hardly hear myself think.
I just braved the outside to check on the rabbits and it appears my girl is in labor (of course) and the rain is coming from all angles, and the inside of the hutch/nestbox/everyhing is wet. She's in a relativly dry spot (she's not soaked, just her feet).
So do I risk moving them all to the carport while she's in labor? She made her nest outside the nest box (of course! It's her first litter). I'm scared of hurting her, or causing issues with her labor. Or should I wait and risk them being wet?<br /><br />__________ Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:22 pm __________<br /><br />Well I risked it and moved her. I hope all turns out okay!
So my rabbit is due today/tomorrow. She was bred last month on the 21st.
I have a chicken tractor type setup. And up until today, it's been a GREAT situation.
Well today, we've got flash floods and high winds, I mean it is POURING and POURING from every direction even upside down. The sound is so loud I can't even hardly hear myself think.
I just braved the outside to check on the rabbits and it appears my girl is in labor (of course) and the rain is coming from all angles, and the inside of the hutch/nestbox/everyhing is wet. She's in a relativly dry spot (she's not soaked, just her feet).
So do I risk moving them all to the carport while she's in labor? She made her nest outside the nest box (of course! It's her first litter). I'm scared of hurting her, or causing issues with her labor. Or should I wait and risk them being wet?<br /><br />__________ Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:22 pm __________<br /><br />Well I risked it and moved her. I hope all turns out okay!