You can hold the bunnies carefully after they are "fully furred," which means a sheen of fur all over the body (usually about 4 days old). Do not play with the bunnies or take them away from their mother for extended periods of time. Be very careful because mom may be aggressive and protective so she may bite.
For the safety of the baby, you should wait until their eyes are open and they are able to get out of the nest box on their own before playing with them.
However, when they are younger, you should pick up at least 1 out of the litter to ensure the good health of the litter. Only 1 person should handle the babies, and you should always be very careful and use slow, steady movements.
Depends on the breed. Small breeds can have anywhere from 1-5, and Large breeds can have 1-15.
Yes sadly they do but only small ones like Pikas or other small ones like babys
separate baby bunnies when there 8 weeks old
no, i read an info book about rabbits having babies and it said that they dont really like having babys? :s
You should not shampoo any bunnies no matter how old they are.
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Well i have 2 day old bunnies and they were born with thiers ;-) Baby bunnies are born with teeth.
Get the bunnies babys and warm up a water botel and they will be warm and cozy that wat people say to do and me to because i have pet rabbits
you can pick up a bunny when it is 2 weeks old
look at there perivet
Bunnies can be separated from their mother at around 8 weeks old, when they are weaned and able to eat solid food on their own.
Bunnies typically open their eyes around 10 days. Some bunnies open their eyes even earlier if they feel that they really need to see where they are or what's going on. All my bunnies (so far) have opened their eyes on the afternoon of the 11th day. I sometimes "help" the process by taking off the crustiness that forms to help seal the bunnies eyes.