Orphaned Baby Silver Fox Rabbit Vlog | Raising Meat Rabbits

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[@sharontilton3906]

Love the updates. Wish I could have met you in person when I was in NH last month.

[@rabbitathomestead]

That would have been nice! Hope you had a great time!

[@Kaobion]

Unfortunate about the rest of the litter, but I'm glad that you were able to foster the baby with Lucky, she really is an amazing mom 😊

[@tammykaltreider]

I’m sure you made the right decision! I’m just wondering if Darling has some form of mastitis?

[@rabbitathomestead]

Thank you! No i looked her over and she good :)

[@HeatherNaturaly]

I have a doe R3, second litter. None of the first survived and she had this litter all over the cage. But I had covered the bottom of the cage in hay, so was able to save all but 1 of them and put them into a nest. I stuffed it full of fur I had saved from another mama who had lost her litter. (My fault entirely) R3 has raised those babies, beautifully. At 10 days old, they are all fat an sassy, so even with a terrible start, she has 7 healthy kits.
My growouts, however, half got poopy butt and bloat and I have lost them. Very frustrating. There are 4 out of 12 raised kits, still alive from that breeding. Kinda expensive meat. I had introduced them to greens while they were still nursing, so they should have been fine going into the tractors. What do you think I should do to prevent this happening again?

[@edwardgorgis7357]