the twins..

[lilmizzsnickerz]

 okay the twins as i have called my two new babys r soo differant and im a little worried about one 

 

bunny baby number 1  is very active and wont stay still only problem with her is that she eats the blankets she will come up and pull on ur t shirt  and when u pick her up she will hang on to it

 

bunny baby number 2 sleeps alot and is a bit smaller than her sister… i was worried maby thats she sick or poorly or are some rabbits just different i expected them to be simalar as they are sisters

 

 

help?

 

worried bunny mummy!

[Kokaneeandkahlua]

Just watch for full tummy. Moms only feed babies twice a day and you likely won’t see it, but if they have a full tummy they are being fed. If not you’ll want to get some goats milk and tryi feeding yourself-but hopefully mom is feeding them

[lilmizzsnickerz]

the arent wiv mummy the r 9 weeks

[hooty22]

Are they being housed together? Sometimes the bigger one can be bossy and not share food. I would make sure the small one has some alone time with the food and hay and make sure she’s eating. I agree with K&K, give the belly a feel and see if it feels plump.

[bunnytowne]

buns from the same litter often have different personalities.   ONe more outgoing   the other more calm and handles well.  Likes being petted a lot and all varities in between.

[RabbitPam]

Have you taken them to a vet yet?
You’ve been worried about this for a few days now, so if you take them both to a vet for a general exam to get some baseline notes on them, the vet can tell you if it’s an actual problem or just personality differences. That way you’ll be established with someone when one needs to be seen. Also good time to do the first nail trim.

[Beka27]

I’d also recommend a vet visit/ general check-up so they can be professionally sexed. That’s not something you wnat to mess around with b/c they can get pregnant very young.

[Lily]

My two loppys from the same litter (Im pretty sure there from the same litter, they look alot alike and they were together at the store) But the female, Puff is so much more energetic than the male, Fluff, I asked my vet about it because i was concerned as well (Hes also smaller) But he said it was fine. So i know what you mean when you say your worried about it, i worry about Fluff all the time because of it. There both 6 months old now and Fluffs still healthy, hes around the same size as her now, it just takes some time.

[lilmizzsnickerz]

well today they both have been very energetic throwing balls about ect ect my vet is away at the moment should be back soon =D
so it should all work out i stick to the same vet hes german and isnt very good with people … maby because theirs a language barrier but hes brilliant with the rabbits and saved my poor lil smurf

[Lily]

Haha my vets like that to, some kind of forner so hes not good with peaple eathir. Problem is hes not good with bunnys or chinchillas eathir! He killed one of my boyfriends chinchillas!!! And hes never given me any good bunny advice, never weighed them, isnt very gentle with them….horrable. When my bunny had babys then abandoned them i went there to buy formula, and he just says “Dont bother they’ll die.” I mean some advice would have helped….

[lilmizzsnickerz]

omg thats so mean my vet sold me stuff for my freinds rabbits when they abandoned her babys and called me everyday to se ehow they were going sadly they did die but omg how mean!!

[Lily]

I know it made me so sad! I mean he was right, but if hed given me some tips…..I think i should have kept them warmer.

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