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When the babies are still sleeping in the cage, if you need to clean the cage, clean around the nest. When the babies start sleeping outside the nest on the floor, then you can remove the nest. Hope that was of some help! ;D
are the babies in some sort of nest box, litter tray or some sort of tray? Has the mother made a nest? If so, just keep making sure they are alive every day. Make sure that their eyes and ears are open after 10 days. if not seek advice. make sure that no babies get separated from the nest before about 10 days and if they do put them back in. when the babies start sleeping outside the nest box, you can remove it. you can touch them before 10 days old, but it probably wouldn’t be a good idea to pick them up before then except in an emergency. Cleaning of the babies isn’t necessary, and cleaning of the nest isn’t necessary. Just remove it when they are not sleeping in it anymore. Cleaning of the actual cage is necessary as normal.
are the babies in some sort of nest box, litter tray or some sort of tray? Has the mother made a nest? If so, just keep making sure they are alive every day. Make sure that their eyes and ears are open after 10 days. if not seek advice. make sure that no babies get separated from the nest before about 10 days and if they do put them back in. when the babies start sleeping outside the nest box, you can remove it. you can touch them before 10 days old, but it probably wouldn’t be a good idea to pick them up before then except in an emergency. Cleaning of the babies isn’t necessary, and cleaning of the nest isn’t necessary. Just remove it when they are not sleeping in it anymore. Cleaning of the actual cage is necessary as normal.
rabbits can reproduce from about 4 to 6 months old. some earlier and some later because each rabbit is unique. they can’t reproduce at ages of 8 weeks. i wouldn’t introduce your new rabbit to your older one untill the new one is about 6 months or so, so no harm can be done to the babies. I wouldn’t put them together unless they were both neutered.
rabbits can reproduce from about 4 to 6 months old. some earlier and some later because each rabbit is unique. they can’t reproduce at ages of 8 weeks. i wouldn’t introduce your new rabbit to your older one untill the new one is about 6 months or so, so no harm can be done to the babies. I wouldn’t put them together unless they were both neutered.
🙂 😉 😀 ;D >:( 🙁 😮 8) ??? ::) :-[ :-X :-/ :-* :'( Hello Honzik. I see that you are new here! Y ou could have put a description of the type of rabbit, and what the rabbit looks like, which would make the the suggestions of names for repliers easier.Well, how about you use the http://www.petpeoplesplace.com name finder toy find a perfect name for your rabbit. There are alot of name suggestions under each letter in there, and I am sure you will find a suitable name from there. I hope this can be of some use to you!!! : 🙂 😉 😀 ;D >:( 🙁 😮 8) ::) 😛 :-[ :-X :'(
🙂 😀 ;D ??? 😛 :-*As far as I know, the buck may hurt the babies, but doesn’t have to. You are lucky that ther’s been no damage so far, but you are supposed to separate the buck from the hutch while the mother is giving birth, and for a certain while after that. Hope that can be of some use to you!!!
🙂 😉 😀 ;D ???Even though licorice is made from the licorice plant which isn’t necessarily poisonous to rabbits, the licorice made these days are made with alot of other ingredients, which may not be so safe for your cuddly friend, and even cause medical problems.
🙂 😉 😀 ;D ??? :-*To prevent your rabbits from digging tunnels, you should attach either mesh or something of the sort to the bottom of the pen. They shouldn’t be able to dig tunnels after that. If you get the mesh so that the squares aren’t so small that they can’t eat grass or get to plants through it, and not too big that they can get through and dig tunnels, they can enjoy munching on the plants and enjoying the garden just as usual.
🙂 😉 😀 ;D ??? :-*I’m looking for a pet variation, and am thinking about getting an exotic pet for a change, but I’ve never seen an exotic pet shop, and I’ve rever seen exotic pets sold anywhere. Where do you get them from? Are they expensive? Are they easy to look after? Which pet would be best for a starter like me, who’s never had any exotic pets before?
🙂 😉 😀 ;D ??? 😛 :-*Sometimes, and often animals get affected by a habitatal change. The change must be slow and gradual. Transfer just one fist, and see how it goes. If it is okay after a few days, then put the next one in. If the first one dies, ther’s a problem. Either the change was too sudden, or the difference in the materials in both vivariums may have differed too greatly. For more info, you can ask the pet shop, the RSPCA, look on the internet, check in books, ask friends and specialists, or ask at the place you got them from. I hope that is of some use to you!!!
🙂 😉 😀 ;D ??? 😛 :-*You will also need some sand, fish stones, pebbles, or something to go on the bottom of the aquarium, you need a small ceramic bowl, special hermit/ crazy crab food, A small ceramic bowl containing a salty bath, and preferably something for them to hide in, like a log, or a rock for them to hide under, or simply just an empty toilet roll. They also need several empty shells in the aquarium, incase they decide to change shells. If the come out of their shell, and ther’s no shells for them to move into, they’ll probably die. You need a hermit/ crazy crab starter kit from a pet shop. Fot other info, ask the pet shop, the RSPCA, look in the library, in books, on the internet, ask friends or wait for another replier. I hope this can be of some help to you!!!
🙂 😉 😉 😀 ;D ??? ;D :-* 😛 Does he visit your bird feeder regularly? Does he keep coming back all the time? He may become prey for larger birds because he is so small, but if he seams to be all right for a long period of time, then he may be okay. Finches may be small, but they are very fast, and may escape large bird predators. If he is seaming fine for a long period of time, then just keep feeding him, but if he is getting attacked regularly, then you may need to catch him. It may be hard, but depending on how much you care, his life may depend. I hope this is of some use to you!!!
