The only thing I can tell you is to call a vet.

Have you cleaned her off? Is she still bleeding?

I’m not sure why she’d be bleeding from every teat. Even if one baby bit her, I doubt all the babies would bite her at the same time.

It’s possible that a baby bit one or two teats and then smeared blood on all of the teats, making it look like they were all bloody. As long as the bleeding has stopped, she’s probably fine for now. It would probably be best to get her to a vet for a checkup – just to make sure nothing weird is going on – as soon as you can.

If you can’t get the bleeding to stop, I’ve used a styptic (spelling?) pencil on small wounds. (I used it on a bird’s toe once) You can get them in the men’s shaving section in most stores like WalMart.

Oh gosh… so scary.

Apparently neosporin is okay for bunnies, as long as it isn’t the kind with pain relief, which is toxic to bunnies.

If the wounds don’t look too big, I would try the neosporin until you can get her into the vet.

Keep us posted!!!

I would get her to a vet ASAP. And maybe the babies shouldn’t be nursing her, just in case she is sick and could transmit something.

Good luck Moz! You have been such a saint to these buns, and I know that Zoe is going to be just fine!

Poor little things. But you’re doing everything you can. Just please keep us posted!

((((((Healing vibes for your girl!!!!))))))

Good luck at the vet!

Get the kitty replacement milk, they should be fine with it.

Good luck at the vet!

She has been nursing for a long time. Nursing hurts after a while. I cracked and bled and it was red and sore. It’s time for some replacement milk for those bunny babes Poor Zoe. I hope it all works out.

I agree, definately time for milk replacer. Feeding back to back litters would be stressful. She needs a break. If the babes are hungry enough they’ll take the KMR. If they’re starting to eat on their own, they’re coming off the milk anyway. If she has a break she *may* be able to provide the one feed.

I’m guessing Zoes hormones would be out of whack, this might be why the urine smells. Is your vet aware she’s feeding this litter?

Aw, poor Zoe. She’s been such a trooper and such a good mom through all of this!

How is she doing this morning? I think you said you’d be getting your car today, so if you can get it and get Zoe ready (maybe in her carrier with a soft towel to be comfortable) I would bring her to the vet ASAP. It’s also possible in an emergency to call a cab. And it might be worth checking out Animal Control to ask if they can assist transport of a pet to a vet or animal hospital in case of an emergency. I thought this was the litter you rescued, so those people from the rescue and shelter that helped you take the babies might be able to assist you with a ride or supplies.

I would only be guessing, but I agree that the strain of a second litter is taking its toll, and the babies need to get onto the kitten substitute milk until they can start drinking their water and eating more food. The alfalfa pellets are the good ones for babies, and they might take some soft, mild lettuce now. I would keep cleaning it with warm water and gauze, but I don’t think putting anything, even Neosporin, on it is a good idea until you see the vet and are certain the babies will not be nursing any more. I don’t know what it would do to them. It could be a problem. Just keep Zoe clean and away from the babies for now.

They probably aren’t hungry enough yet to gobble up any kitten milk that is offered, but they will be. If you can run your pinkie inside their mouths gently, just see if anything sharp can be felt, in case one has a bad tooth that caused the wound to Zoe. but I’m sure it’s just the excess strain has set off a problem for her. The vet may need to see the babies as well, so be prepared to take them, too.

Good luck today. {{{{{{{Healing vibes for Zoe}}}}}}}}}}}}}

I think if the babies are eating pellets and water no need to make Zoe nurse any longer. She doesn’t sound like she should be anyway.

Thank you for the update and I’m glad Zoe and the babies are doing well. Let us know what the rescue says as well. Continued vibes to Zoe and the babies (and you too).

Zoe did a fantastic job. She went above and beyond the call of motherhood, and those sweet babies wouldn’t have stood a chance without her.

((((((((Zoe!)))))))))

Zoe is such a good bunny! She must have a good bunny parent ; )

Give Zoe a nice nose rub from me. :3

What a good mama!  Extra treats from us…and cheek rubs (that’s how we roll in our house).

I am so glad she is doing well!! {{continued vibes}}

WOW Caught this thread late-what a scary thing to have happen! I agree with rabbitpam-if you are fostering for a rescue, the rescue may be able to help transport in a pinch-or a cab can be called. But no matter since you did get her in, and wow-stitches! Yikes-poor momma! Sounds like she’s doing awesome now-and probably relieved to not have any more greedy babies bugginer her Give Zoe a nose rub from me {{{Zoe}}}}

Zoe is such a good mama.she even risked her own health for them. im glad she’s okay now.

So glad to hear Mama is okay!!!