Angel and Floppy are almost a year old. We never noticed Floppy humping her or anything like that hence why we never knew Floppy was a boy, we never had reason to check.

We take them out of their cage and let them run around in the kitchen. It’s like their play time (only alot longer). And we were putting them back in their cage when my mom found one of the babies on the floor and two others in this lil bunny hutch we have for them to play in. One of the bunnies in the hutch was dead but the other one was alive. We put them in the cage with angel, who while we were running around like headless chickens trying to figure out what to do, made a nest in the litter box. We got a shoe box and put a towel in the bottom and took the fur and hay out of the litter box and put it in the shoe box for a new nest and we put the babies in there and angel seems pretty ok with that. She wouldn’t stay still long enough for the babies to eat so I held her while my mom held the babies so they could eat (we had to have a bunnie expert walk us through that part)

We read the info on the site it was really helpful. I don’t know if we have a shelter or anything like that around here. I’ll look into that though, but we do live way out in the middle of no where so idk if anyone could come to give us advice.

Thanks for everything, the babies are warm and happy in their shoe box. Angel and Floppy are dwarf bunnies(Floppy’s a lop) so the shoe box is most deffinately big enough for angel to sit in, it’s not to big though. As I mentioned before we just got Floppy fixed yesterday, we know that he’s still fertile for a while so it’s monitored visits between the two buns only. They’ve been together all their lives so I’m worried it’ll stress out angel to be away from floppy.

We’ve had them since they were very little, I don’t remember how old they were, just a few months old I think. They were too young to get fixed when we first took them in to the vet and since we thought they were both girls we didn’t really think there was a rush to get them fixed ya know? The babies look like they’re doing good this morning. We let angel and floppy in together, they’re doing fine, no humping or aggression or anything like that. The babies are so cute, one of them is gonna look just like it’s mom, white with odd black patches, and the other is gonna be totally black. I’m just wondering about what their ears will be like, Angels ears are as straight and pointy as can be and floppys ears are well… floppy…

I deffinately want to keep them if we can. The idea of giving away a pet has always scared me because I’m terrified that they’ll end up with some one who doesn’t know how to take care of them properly. Buns need alot more than just food and water, they need human interaction and mental stimulation, I don’t think alot of people understand that.
My fiance named the one that died so we could pray for the poor lil guy, his/her name is Baby Bunny B. Sleepy.

I saw angel feeding the babies earlier, pulling fur for the nest while the lil pink one wiggled out to eat. I didn’t see the black one, I’m worried about it getting enough to eat but I didn’t want to disturb them when the other one was obviously eating just fine. They seem like they’re doing good, angel was actually sleeping in the nest earlier, it was the sweetest thing.

The black one is in the nest, he/she is nice n healthy round so he/she was probably just sleeping that one time. Angel is being an awsome mommy considering this is her first litter. The babies are looking healthy and strong, it’s so cute to watch her feed them, they just wiggle their way out of the nest like lil aliens and glomp her lol.

We were going to keep the two little ones. They died today, idk what happened they were fine warm and happy yesterday and today they were alive and kicking then I went in and found them just cold and dead. :'( I feel like it’s all my fault, maybe I coulda done something to help them or something idk what happened but something must of gone wrong.

I was checking on them all the time, I noticed this morning they were cold and they kept crawling away from each other and I kept putting them back together and I didn’t want to mess with them too much because they were cold so I just turned the heater on in my room and left them alone hoping angel would take care of them. They were kicking and still strong then and I was feeding angel about an hour later and she hopped in the nest and the babies didn’t pop out to eat and I reached in and they didn’t move and I pulled them out and they were very cold. The pink one was stiff so he/she had probably been dead longer and the black one is still a lil floppy and I keep picking it up and holding it hoping the warmth of my hands will wake it up and I can’t stop crying I feel like I caused this some how or I could have prevented it. I should have helped but I figured angel should be able to take care of them and pestering her all the time wouldn’t help. She was being such a great mommy yesterday, she was feeding them and pulling fur, they look like they had enough food they weren’t skinny or anything they just kept getting cold. I wonder if taking floppy away from angel just stressed her out too much or something. Maybe they got sick because I touched them too much, I was just trying to make sure she was feeding them and taking care of them.

Thank you all. My mom and fiance have been telling me the same thing it still hurts though. I feel like I could have done something. I feel a little better, I don’t blame myself now. I still keep going over and looking at their little bodies hoping I’ll see them moving or breathing. It’s just so hard to believe they’re dead when they were so healthy yesterday and they were alive and wiggly just an hour before I found them. I held Floppy and Angel for a bit after we found the babies and that helped me feel so much better.

Their names are coa coa and joo joo bean.

We already had a vet visit set up for this coming tuesday. Last week was hell with the bunnies, on Tuesday I let angel and floppy out to play and I looked at angel and realized she had something IN her eye. Not just on the surface but a white lil blob within her eye. So we took her to the vet that same day and made arrangements for floppy to get fixed the next day. The vet said it looked like an infection but angel is acting totally normal, shes eating the same, she doesn’t paw at it and she can still see just fine. It’s not bothering her at all. So the vet gave us some eye drops to give her three times a day and told us to come back in about a week so we could see how shes doing. Then the next day we had to take floppy in to get fixed and we found out she was a he so when we brought them back home I knew they wouldn’t be able to be together which was majorly stressful since when I got TZ and Thumper fixed they got unbonded and they hate each other now even though they grew up together. Then the next day angel and floppy were out in the kitchen together and we picked them up to take them back to their cages (one of which is a floor cage and the other is up high so we can’t put the cages next to each other) when we found the three babies one of them was dead and that was heartbreaking. Then two days after that the two surviving babies die… Baaad week. I’m wondering if the size of the babies could have actually damaged their health. Angel is a tiny bunny and floppy is about twice her size, the three babies that came out of angel were about three inches long each. We called the vet after they were born and the vet was shocked that they were so big considering how tiny angel is. I’m just wondering if that could have damaged their health at all.