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Reply To: Help! Babies!?

04/15/2021 at 1:51 PM

DanaNM

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I dont think you need a heating blanket.. I would be more worried about them overheating, but maybe a towel or regular blanket in a regular box? It’s very normal for new bunny moms (and actually all bunny moms) to make their nest very last minute.

At the rescue I volunteer at we had a surprise litter in a litter box a couple months ago… the day that mom went in to be spayed… thankfully the volunteer cleaning boxes saw them. 😯

All the babies and mom did amazingly well. Rabbits are such resilient creatures!

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