My rabbit gave birth to 8 baby bunnies 😱🙈😅

[@ThePigRoom]

I’d you’d like to help out these bunnies, please check out our gofundme: www.gofundme.com/f/junk-yard-rabbits ❤

[@angelakimbrell1214]

Make sure you find out just how young a female can get pregnant and I suspect the the black male is the father. Never mind that he is a sibling. Nature makes it impossible to resist sex and baby making you will have to find out which babies are male and find them homes and get the your mamas fixed.

[@angelakimbrell1214]

18:29 and while you are talking these babies are having their first argument as you can see they are doing a mini version of jumping to strike 🤣🤣. I should not laugh but they are so cute. ♥️♥️♥️

[@JordynL76856]

please keep all the bunnies (not babies that is to much lol)

[@theCalebJ]

It’s the fact in the past video when your friend rescued them she immediately said she’s pregnant jokingly 😂

[@ThePigRoom]

OMG YES! She was right ahhaha

[@courtney9899]

I was going to say that!

[@angxlspxradise]

That’s what she was saying I was like: What did you say you hurt her?!

[@teijaflink2226]

So happy you rescued the mum and babies just in time. I really hope you keep one of the babies. Congratulations becoming bunny grandfather.

[@Jamiesayla]

You’re doing great! Also, big props on mentioning the overcrowding of shelters and reasonable pet abortions. Shelters and rescues are packed with beautiful, adoptable pets!

[@maddieainsley]

it's literally like they realized they were safe and were like "okay lets do this"

[@Archy_Lee-m1t]

It probably what happened! Happens all the time with all kinds of animals. Dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. They know they are safe now.

[@Smolblondie]

I love how she kept going over and looking at them and you like “Look what I did!”

[@WelshChicc]

Momma bunny normally only feeds them once per day usual at dusk so don't worry of you don't see her feeding them just keep an eye on them

[@danielgrotcke3551]

Thats for wild rabbits, not domesticated ones. They usually feed them several times a day.

[@idarahmqvist1373]

@@danielgrotcke3551all domesticated rabbits I know of have always given milk once or max twice a day

[@elisabethferguson4950]

@@danielgrotcke3551no, any rabbit will feed once or twice a day

[@jessicavalentina616]

My mommy bunny only feeds her babies 1 time at dusk.... Not just wild bunnies... Give that mommy her babies back.​@@danielgrotcke3551

[@mdeysenroth]

FYI, you can get KMR in powdered form so you can make up small batches as needed. When my daughter got her first hamster, Bijou, she was just a baby herself. We did not know she was pregnant. She gave birth to 9 babies. She was scared and confused and clearly had no idea how to deal with them. After she ate five of the babies (gross and upsetting, but not uncommon), we knew we had to try to save the last four. We used KMR which we fed using a small, soft artists paintbrush, and the babies suckled off the bristles. We did our best and in the end only one survived and he was so special; he really thought we were his mamas and was cuddly, playful and even gave us kisses. Only one out of nine, but we called it a success! Named him Bruiser and thus began the tradition of giving all of our hamsters "B" names.

[@Megs..]

That’s so sweet ! ❤️

[@SAMMHERE146]

Tinsley admiring and taking care of her babies is just the cutest. I'm so thankful that you were able to foster. GORGEOUS BABIES! The broken is my favorite of the bunch! Please keep us updated to the fullest!!

[@kb7kb7]

seeing adorable baby black bunnies is the cutest thing ever! they made me tear up!! makes me especially emotional since I just lost my sassy black bunny early this week. thank you so much for supporting these bunnies in need

[@leah66]

What a wonderful rescue! You saved so many bonus lives by rescuing these buns! Just as an aside, as you can tell, baby rabbits are MOVERS, lol, so you will likely want to put up chloroplast or something around the moms' pens so they can't escape into the other rabbits pens and get into trouble. They start wiggling around EARLY, like the troublemakers they are! Best wishes and so much support

[@karinwebster1376]

Austin, dont be surprised if Mum doesnt lie with babies. If she stays somewhere else - shes being a good Mum! Keeping the predators away. Also, think its been mentioned, Mum feeds them ONCE a day! Weird huh?💕

[@Zoeclarke01]

They feed them twice a day 😊

[@Zoeclarke01]

They have rich milk which is why they only need to feed twice a day :)

[@Hardcoremutt]

​@@Zoeclarke01nope, once a day.

[@cloedyy]

​@@Zoeclarke01 No once a day at dawn or dusk. i had 4 litters. Mom stays away from the nest to avoid attention drawn to her nest. A round baby bellies are a good sign, they are well feed by momma. 😊

[@joynut1677]

you rescued them just in time! All those babies would have continued to reproduce outside. I hope they will find good homes. you are so kind for taking such good care of them 💕

[@HolisticMed-vj7bk]

Thank you for rescuing these precious bun buns. Just a thought but Mummy Bunny might benefit from some supplemental feeding of critical care. Eight babies to now feed will take it out of her. Also her previous life on the streets and poor diet means that she will naturally be undernourished even before giving birth, plus all the stress. Any extra attention she receives from you when feeding her critical care will also mean she can have some special loving bonding time with her new Daddy and she will feel like the special little lady that she is! Well done Tinsley, you are a star! ❤🐇🐰❤

[@coloursofnature-art]

Critical Care Food for Tinsley would certainly be the way to go to give her extra strength because being a Mum takes it out of you! Tinsley has such beautiful thick fur, she is utterly adorable but then every bunny and every piggie are all so so precious. Lots of love to you all from the UK XX❤

[@ThePigRoom]

Thank you for this advice! Whipping her up some now 😎

[@CeeDeg]

@@ThePigRoom alfalfa hay would also be great for both mums as it's high in calories and calcium, particularly for Tinsley!

[@ThePigRoom]

Tinsley is getting alfalfa hay and alfalfa pellets@@CeeDeg

[@The.Bees.Knees.]

Freeze it in an ice cube tray after you open the milk replacer. It’s easy to reheat a cube hen needed.

[@olive_eq08]

You saved her just in time for her babies to never know the streets ❤

[@katieteage6571]

You are an amazing human. Thank you for showing us how to love and care so something so vulnerable. It’s what the world needs right now. ❤

[@PoshPigsHerd]

Oh my goodness the way I would just die of excitement!!! Gimme all the bunnies and piggies! 😭😭😭

[@michelleschneider3220]

Oh my gosh, this has to be the sweetest video and Tinsley is a super sweet mommy! I love when she was looking over at her babies and then accepted the additional--a true mommy!

[@JemmaLangley]

It's the music as she pulls out her fur for me. and his high pitch voice, lol 😂❤

[@mlc7896]

Babies!!!! So exciting!!! Mamas only feed babies twice a day, so it may look like she’s ignoring them but she’s most likely not. Hand feeding bunnies is tedious. 🙏🏼 ❤

[@EmmaSaunders-j6h]

Tysm for rescuing all these babies

[@emilyrexroad2825]

I’m a show breeder. Just a heads up, they grow quick and once they start running around I would put something around her cage because they will be small enough to escape. I keep mine in cages and let them run in playpen for half the day and my first litter got out when I turned my back. So just make sure to close the holes off 😊

[@klover_leaf]

100%! 1×½ inch flooring and cage sides is definitely a must with litters.

[@ThePigRoom]

Yes, a rescue sent me a product they use to keep their bunnies in their pens which I will be ordering!

[@JinapherShakur]

Aaww Austin, you're never going to be able to sleep again! Lol.....I'm so, so happy that you have them, and these tiny babies aren't on the street!❤

[@ThePigRoom]

If I wasn't before, now I am really not HAHA

[@jeanninelockridge5235]

It's so funny. My vet wouldn't spay my female rabbit but she did neuter the male. Tinsley is such a good momma. So great she accepted the other babies ❤

[@Ominester]

Spaying a female rabbit is much more invasive and the risk is very high compared to a dog or cat spay. Your vet may have lacked the practice of an exotic spay and didn’t want to risk it. Plus, as long as the male is neutered, there is no risk of pregnancy anyway.

[@Ominester]

Spaying a female rabbit is much more invasive and the risk is very high compared to a dog or cat spay. Your vet may have lacked the practice of an exotic spay and didn’t want to risk it. Plus, as long as the male is neutered, there is no risk of pregnancy anyway.

[@jeanninelockridge5235]

@@Ominester Well that makes sense. She didn't tell me that. Thank you.

[@balicard00]

​@@jeanninelockridge5235while neutering the male will prevent babies both bunnies need to be spayed/neutered to safely bond so I would highly suggest looking into other exotic vets who would be willing to spay

[@Zoeclarke01]

​@jeanninelockridge5235 please do find an exotic vet, an unfixed female over 2 years of ago has an 80% chance of uterine cancer 😢

[@renebates8090]

Thank you for giving them a loving place. Spring brings beautiful babies of all kinds. Your just wondrful.....😊😊🐇🐇🐰

[@Stephanie568]

I believe I said it before but thank you for rescuing them. Wild rabbits tend to feed their kits twice a day and she seems like Sonya might be a first time mom so just keep doing what you're doing because you're doing great.

[@A_Brown4]

I so hope you keep Tinsley, she is such a great mom to her babies and her foster babies. I want such great things for her.

[@margarethughlett9428]

So glad you got to them before she gave birth.

[@charlotte_bohne]

Tinsley is just the cutest rabbit mom ever🥺❤️

[@guardpuzzle467]

You sure got lucky with Tinsley taking on the other babies. was so heartwarming to see.

[@daniellerussak1665]

I took in a pregnant momma once. Rabbit rescue near me said let momma do everything. That i did All went great ❤ Great job !!!🎉❤❤❤

[@Olive_garden36]

Oh my goodness thank you for taking care of those babies❤❤❤

[@deborahbodmer8999]

Oh my gosh, congratulations, Grandpa buns. You're really a hero. These babies would never have survived without you and these brave mummas. I wish you all the very best and so glad you have good friends to help you all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@safrinas_wereld]

Omg so exiting . They grow up so fast so enjoy when they are little. Around 4 months they will all show there personalities . And some of them will maybe get less calm and cudly. My momma bun was a very good mom . I still have one of her children . The rest got adopted out to my English teacher from high school. He was an accident. But he turned out to be my best friend and I am so grateful to have him. But sometimes I miss little baby bunnies in my house. I loved the experience. Teenage boy bunnies can be a challenge, tho😅

[@janepeterson2284]

You are so brave for taking on this rescue!

[@Loveofpets]

This is exactly what I went through. All 3 bunnies that I caught were pregnant. I have a few suggestions. Instead of hand feeding the babies, hold the mother and put the baby to the moms belly to drink unless the rabbit is too skittish. Also the babies will squeeze through the bars so what I did is I put carboard along the bottom edges of the pens so they dont escape. I am sure you know this but just incase I wanted to share. I hope they all get good homes.

[@lovehorses7615]

They are so cute, these🥰🥰 babies have a wonderful home with you. I'm so happy you spay/operate them because that is so important and helpful!

[@ericaarendt1679]

You 100% should have moved the bunny when you noticed it out in the open. If they get cold they will not make it. You do not need to supplement them. They only eat 1-2 times a day. Never intervene with feeding unless they are skinny.

[@nicolemastskel]

yes you are right. bunnies cannot carry their babies

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

Wow you’re a ***** Erica

[@fontaurantija7675]

YOU ARE THE BEST, i'm so happy it exist such kind people...one day you will become a GREATEST dad of your own kind of babies, somebody will be so very happy to have you as your pets do

[@Alastor3134]

14:24 "wonderful sweeping Eva"😂😂

[@ThePigRoom]

HAHAHAH

[@cloedyy]

Very sweet. Good job to rescue them all and momma. She waited to give birth to have a safe place to give birth. I had 4 litters. All were adopted into a good home. Momma feeds them once a day, the milk keeps the babies feeded for 24hrs. She feeding them at dawn or dusk and stays away from her nest to not drawn attention to her nest (like wild rabbits do). Babies bellies are round it means, they are well feed. You can touch the babies as momma wont dismiss them, human smells are everywhere also is important to check if all babies are healthy and none is dead even though momma would remove it or eat it. They will been able to walk and open their eyes within a week and a little over that starting to eat more soild food as well. They growing very fast. 😊

[@mirkkasalo5868]

I kept all the babies my bunny had, and mum and papa rabbit also ☺️ Bless all animal families❣️They got very soon new babies, so they need to be neutered but it is not allways safe. All the best and best vets for the bunnies 🍀

[@genericname9024]

Ahh so cute!! I hope these babies grow up happy and healthy!

[@Hayley0412]

Your babies are so cute, my lovebirds had two little babies last week to be perfectly honest they look like aliens! Thank you Austin for all of your help and support in caring for your pigs and rabbits and now baby rabbits, you are a true hero in the animal world! I can’t wait to see your little babies next week! ❤

[@Xakriuth]

When you rescued them, and the owner said there were babies in the back yard, but you couldn't find anything? I bet you anything there were babies, but they likely all got killed and the owner didn't notice. It's sad to say, but that might have kept the adults alive on more than one occasion. Just litters of kits born and killed, and possibly one makes it to join the adults... Sorry for the bummer, but that's the reality of rabbit neglect. All the love to you, man. You're a freaking hero.

[@SandyJ4321]

I can’t help but laugh, babies and more babies! I have had rabbits my whole life, this is so typical.

[@destinypowell5991]

Awww... tinsley such a good mama 🥰 so many babies 😍

[@lilcate5665]

that is so incredibly sweet! i am very happy Tinsley adopted them all, it sure is more easy than manual feeding! You are gonna have so much work now, I will follow you through that adventure

[@Clover_knows_pets]

As someone who is well versed in exotic animal rehab, that sounds like a nightmare, SO. MANY. BUNS. anyways, I love your videos and love what you do for the pigs and buns. Keep u the good work, and good luck ❤

[@TheeAriaLee]

straight up felt a little like looking at someone else period pad for a second there but i am glad that the mamas had you! you are literally amazing UGH! Bless you!

[@monajakobsson9447]

It is normal for a bunny mum to just feed there babys twice per 24 hours and they need to be left alone and do their thing...and yes it seems like they dont care but i promise that they do 💕

[@nicolemastskel]

yes, that is my experience too😊

[@danielapalazzo850]

OMG!!! It's a baby boom! They are all so adorable.

[@stephanie2]

The baby bunnies are so cute ♥️🫶🥰🐇

[@ShwintyKat]

Woof!! My mother fostered some orphaned baby bunnies and babies are a total HANDFUL! Little stinkers just kept escaping into the house

[@PixieyDust]

You are incredible. I am so invested. Thank you for sharing!!

[@delicatedragonfly2604]

You’ve hit the baby bunny jackpot lol. They’re in good hands.

[@Bethany-pw7ri]

When they start to move around more they will fit through the bars of lots of pens like that. We had to use flexi glass around pen and put it up high as they can JUMP

[@leathermouth6640]

amazing job for getting the bus emergency spay/ neuter surgeries! some people may not understand the necessary abortions but it was definitely the right decision! love your content so much!!!

[@joypalos474]

Not sure if this is already part of your procedure. I use the unscented kitty litter pads in bottom of my bunny litter box with parchment paper over the pad and a paper towel over parchment paper the mat. The paper towel keeps urine in one place, parchment allows it to absorb slowly in to padding. Pad keeps out odor. Since bunny droppings don’t have much of an odor it helps a lot. I also put three-layers of this with parchment in between, on top of each other so that I just have to lift off a layer with its mat and litter box is done. I have had several people come in my home shocked that I had a bunny because you can’t smell it at all. I also use a mixer of dawn and vinegar with a little water to wash their mats, litter box, toys and dishes.

[@LittleDreamer1412]

Love how excited you were when they gave birth, like in that Disney movie with the 101 Dalmatians 😂❤

[@Marshmellow_kitty]

I’m happy to see baby rabbits I always wanted my rabbits to have baby’s but they never did sadly a few weeks ago all my rabbits died only one survived and I’m not planning on getting anymore becuase my rabbits always die so the rabbit I still have is going to be my last one for a while. I really miss my other rabbits especially one she was all I had of another rabbit. She was also my emotional support animal. I love seeing baby rabbits

[@soitgoes_1334]

I hope the other girls didn't have babies before you got them.🥺 It shows how safe and comfy they were to have their babes though & I'm sure they are so relieved to know they will be safe & taken care of. Thanks for rescuing all these sweet babies! 🥰

[@ThePigRoom]

There is a chance this was the case. If Bethenny was lactating there could have been babies somewhere on the property or streets they were roaming 😞 There is really no way to know for sure

[@tom-ss2mn]

You can probably freeze small portions of that milk and take it out as needed

[@sustainable_living_steelgully]

For future, if you ever have little animals to feed milk replacer and it is a larger amount than you need or will use before it expires, get an ice cube tray and freeze it in portions that way you get a much longer shelf life out of your milk replacer and have far less waste.

[@SRHMorbid]

They make kme in powder form. I usually have extra because I live in an area with alot of stray cats and kittens.

[@michellegordon4211]

is it different from regular powdered goat milk? do they add stuff to it? i feed tons of stray cats too, and they need all the nutrition they can get...

[@SRHMorbid]

@@michellegordon4211 no it's the same thing you just add water per direction. I even fed it to pregnant cats. You can get it at walmart in the cat area, a farm store and amazon.

[@michellegordon4211]

great, thanks.@@SRHMorbid

[@exofunbun7785]

Tip: tiny bit of olive oil around the syringe rubber stopper and the cylinder before you fill with food helps it glide better.

[@vbrevolution]

Happy early Easter. What better way to celebrate than with babies!! But omg you have so many now. Congratulations on the rescue!

[@Jaskitty12610]

I'm so glad you found those bunny's 😊❤

[@kbohannonphotography]

They need a proper nestbox. Also be careful with the open top enclosures. A lot of rabbits will easily jump or climb those. Sometimes it takes mom and day or two to start feeding. Just use powered goat milk if you have to hand feed. (And being as you combined the litters, you may be continuing to supplement)

[@JayMiller-or8cb]

I was a rabbit breeder and you cannot see if a rabbit is pregnant. They do not get fat. You have to feel gently for the babies. Is in the Mom's Belly

[@amayajolene]

what’s that tiktok sound ? “ i juss a baby “ 🥺 literally so precious

[@triptorio1376]

My bunny once went through a false pregnancy. She pulled out all the hair on her back until she had a big bald spot. I knew what was going on but my mom was freaking out over it

[@faithmindbodysoul2001]

Awe...Pretty mama!!! God Bless Mommy and baby BunBuns!!! Thank you for your love and sweet quick care for them, Austin! @thepigroom 😍🥰😇

[@tiatownend7660]

It's called stimulating by the way it helps them learn how to pee and poo that why you use a wet compress because the mother would do it to help them ❤and your doing an amazing job ❤️

[@Flora._.Idi0t]

In the first video when Ava mentioned that her belly felt “hard” I like, yep she’s pregnant 🙃

[@TrishBrown-in2ou]

The kitten milk can be frozen in ice cube containers as soon as it's opened.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

You must feel so overwhelmed! I wish I could help you out with feedings! You are doing an amazing job! 💓💗❤️

[@AGardenCalledHome]

Thank God you rescued them before she gave birth!!!!!!

[@ThePigRoom]

I KNOW!

[@porkchop0711]

I know this is 3 weeks ago but you can also freeze goat milk in ice cube trays and that a few at a time so you don't have to throw any away.

[@jammiecampbell8189]

Wow, that was a great price to have them fixed! I paid that much or more over 14 yrs ago for just one female to be spayed.

[@ThePigRoom]

It was an amazing clinic! They got us in super fast too which I so appreciated

[@AlizaManies-l8u]

My rabbit got spayed there

[@iwantallthedogs3291]

Right?! What an excellent price! My girl’s spay was more than $675 over 10 years ago, so glad he found an amazing place that’s low cost.

[@jasondrummond9451]

I feel sad thinking of Bethany's kits starving to death in the burrow. Which is what happens when you grab a lactating mother. I worked with a group that did rescues - and we always checked to see if a doe was lactating. If she was, we'd put her back - even if the situation wasn't optimal. However, your heart is definitely in the right place - you've saved a lot of rabbit lives - and the rabbits you rescued are going to have great lives thanks to you and your friends.

[@gwynethglas-brown9171]

Wow you have you hands full just as well you rescued them when you did 🤍🤍🤍 Have a good week🥰

[@Coquettecloudzzz]

Lol Eva is SOOO good at sweeping

[@ThePigRoom]

😂😂😂 it’s a running joke now that I tell her!

[@lynnjemoeder]

One of my guinea pigs keeps climbing under the liners, she looks for a corner and then will dig with her front paws so she can get under. Does anyone have a solution?

[@maryamullins4332]

Thank you for sharing this with us! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Babies are wonderful. You sound so excited!!!! Good luck! ❤❤

[@CyrusNMarz]

Question as I don’t own bunnies, but does Sonya have to be done lactating to get spayed or can she get spayed right away ? So awesome that Tinsley is a great foster mom!! And the hai pulling is so interesting to see!

[@Ominester]

That would be preferred. You have to remember that the uterus produces the hormones necessary to trigger lactation in the body. Removing that organ removes the hormones it produces. In other animals phantom pregnancy and lactation can occur after a spay but by the same reason, hormone disruption.

[@CyrusNMarz]

@@Ominester thank you for the information 😊

[@mariapalmer2029]

I love all that you are doing for these adorable buns. Thank you, thank you, thank you. From a bun Mom. ❤

[@Callisthenics-14]

So glad you were able to save all these cuties, phenomenal❤❤

[@manda6077]

Ommggg they are the cutest and i just adore them and YOU!! bless your heart for caring for these lovies!! ❤❤❤

[@ira__s]

They are so cute and precious!!

[@marianneczesnikowska1098]

Wow so many buns and babies. I'd never seen a new born bunny so nice to see what they looked like. I can't wait for the updates to see them grow. I think people just get a pet and don't look into how to care for them. I wish pet stores would make sure people know how to care for the animals before selling but then they just want to make money so they won't. They should be in it for the care of animals but unfortunately since its a business to make money and not care about the animals. The spotted baby is so cute can't wait to see what it looks like when its older.

[@marianneczesnikowska1098]

Oh forgot to ask if you posted the video letting us know which one you were going to be keeping

[@imle9279]

I saw your insta story, so sad one of the babies passed. But still 7 are alive! Hopefully the remaining ones make it to adulthood

[@rhondaparks9372]

Congratulations Grandpa your grandbabies are beautiful your babies are beautiful you are so wonderful rescuing those bunnies and those babies you got to keep tinsley and the black female bunnyalong with one of the boys for your boy to bond with so you can have a quad

[@GraoulDuke]

Can't the kitten milk be frozen in ice cube trays and defrosted as and when needed?

[@ThePigRoom]

Yes, I didn't know this information until now. Going to be super useful for next time if I ever deal with baby bunnies again :D

[@GraoulDuke]

@@ThePigRoom I raised a baby squirrel once and had a stock of his special milk in the freezer. It was so expensive! I can't wait to watch your baby buns grow up 😍

[@eshanatiti1733]

LOOL sonya was prioritizing her =self first

[@ThereIsNoGod.]

I got new pet mice three days ago and found out that at least one is pregnant. The other one looks in the beginning of a pregnancy so this video fits very well. Im not exited and exited at the same time. Males cant be housed together but they cant be housed alone either so i have no idea what to do.

[@myoldvhstapes]

When I was older and knew better, I housed each baby male mouse in his own enclosure. They were very proud to have their own territories- coating every bar, wall and roof with stinky urine. I got used to a LOT of washing!

[@charmlarritt2677]

If you have a vet experienced with exotics, you can have the males neutered from about 4 months old. Once neutered, wait a couple months then you can start intros either with the other males, or with the females. You need to wait that time though, as 1) their hormones will still make them aggressive towards others until its out of their system, and 2) some sperm remains after neutering and they need to be separate from females until that sperm dies off after about 6 weeks.

[@ThereIsNoGod.]

@@charmlarritt2677 Well, i dont poop money. Neutering 7 Males would be close to 1000€

[@blueheaven0667]

I've had 2 litters with mice last year my experience is that the males in the litter can be house together until 6-8 weeks which is when they fully hit sexual maturity and may start to fight, but also check on them every day, any signs of fighting means they should be separated. with my 2 litters the males stayed together until they were 7 weeks which gave me enough time to make bin cages for them as they were also surprise litters

[@tammypingrey7716]

I'm so thankful you rescued these buns and gave them safe places to raise their babies. But I cringe when I see you preparing syringes for feeding...momma rabbits only nurse once sometimes twice a day...its usually in the night and when no one is around...nursing bunnies is top secret business! Let the mama take care of her babies please. When you clean after childbirth, make sure you keep the fur...its what keeps them warm. She will wall the nest in with hay...she will also poop in the nest. These are cecotropes that babies eat, so leave them be. I didn't know this and really upset my doe! The cecotropes help the babies develop their intestinal flora (they are their probiotics). The best thing to do is disturb the mother as little as possible. Clean up outside the nest, feed her greens and pellets, and give her plenty of fresh water and alfalfa hay. LEAVE the babies business to momma!

[@ZCMMGWTheart]

Ty

[@Luv.Amaliia]

Beware!!! To all watching this video who have bunnies near by each other in cages un neutered , bunnies CAN get pregnant through bars, so each cage space will need to be spread a bit a part!!

[@JulieOkun]

Hi, do you have any current videos of Tinselys' 8 babies?