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It is rare for a mom to reject her kits so if u frighten her she will most likely come back

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Q: Will frightening the mother rabbit cause her to reject her babies?
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Do mother mice take back their babies after human contact?

Not always - generally they will reject babies that have been touched by humans., they will also sometimes eat their young after contact.


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Can you change the bedding in a mice cage that houses a mother and babies less than 1 week old without the mother rejecting the babies?

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