Let mom take care of her babies! If one is born dead, she'll know what to do. Don't massage the kits, try not to touch them at all. Consult a vet if you'd really like to. But just sit back, don't bother her or the kits, and just let Nature take course.
Babies are born dead for many reasons; doe too young, too many babies, doe interrupted while giving birth, fetal giantism, etc.
What to do? That is hard to say. There may be nothing YOU CAN DO. If the doe has not removed the sack from over the baby's face remove it and give the baby a few LIGHT motions like a mother would if she were licking it.(do not massage, you could break tiny ribs) Do Not pull the sack away from the cord if it is still attached, but cut fairly close to the navel with a pair of scissors and remove sack.(the mother usually does this but may not if her delivery has gone wrong.) Babies born into the cold (mother doesn't cover with fur) may appear dead. Some may be revived if they are not stiff by submerging all but their heads in warm water (85 to 95 degrees). You will notice success if their little legs start moving,leave in water and repeat again in warmed up water (85 to 90 degrees) when you are satisfied that the baby is alive and warm you can dry them off and wrap in warm cloths. You may also rescue some babies by putting on warm heating pad. Bare in mind that these babies must be returned to their mother and if she has had a difficult birth or has been scared by predators she may not take care of them. (unless you are into bottle raising there is not much you can do if this happens) Fetal Giantism is another matter, this usually occurs when a doe is too young to breed, too old to breed or, for some reason, there were not enough babies conceived (low sperm or low egg ratio). There is little you can do about this. If you breed the doe again and this happens again you should cull her from your herd.( Fetal Giantism is when one or two EXTRA large babies are FINALLY born after a VERY hard labor. The doe may be in labor for days, if she does not die from the effort, the babies are always dead. These babies usually are born with fur because your doe has tried for so long to have them.)
A rabbit has lungs.
Watch it for 9 months and watch too see if it happens.
1 out of 125. It is rare that a rabbit dies while giving birth.
nothing happens to a rabbit when it eats asparagus. no worrys! =)
Obviousley, the rabbit would drown. They cant swim nor breathe underwater.
When a rabbit is giving birth, it is called kindling.
giving them carrot
OH NO! Make sure you're giving your rabbit good food. Give her her favourite food and if then she doesn't eat it, give her tum tum massage. if it persists, go to VETS and your rabbit will be treated. They will ask if you want to take her to do the treatment say no, and et the vet do it because believe me, its hard. It's probably gastric. It is caused by giving your rabbit TOO MUCH pellet food, even suparabbit. therefore do not give her pellets when she is ill. you should only let her have half an egg cupful a day. twilight maniac PS hope your rabbit gets better!
it breathes through its nose like the rest of use
If you get your rabbit high, you are seriously endangering its health and you could end up killing it. Giving alcohol and drugs to rabbits is considered animal cruelty.
No, garlic has not nutritive value and I doubt your rabbit will eat it anyway.
it hurts