My does dont have access to straw till time to kindle so I dont have any experience with your question. I have learned that with rabbits they all have their little quirks and normal is relative to each rabbit. :)
I just purchased a rabbit tractor so my bunnies can get some exercise and nibble on the grass and weeds. My rabbits get a bit of coastal hay and some timothy hay but have not gotten any weeds or grass while in my care. My question is will it give them digestive problems and can my grow out...
Can you leave litter mates together until they are old enough for freezer camp? Planning to harvest at about 12 weeks. I tried to sex two litters today that are both 5 weeks old. I ended up with 10 does and 4 bucks. Not sure if I am no good at sexing them or really lucky to have so many does...
I have also had problems with doe using nest box as litter box if I put it in too early. They also seem to waste the nesting materials by throwing them out of box if they are not yet in nesting mood.
Spring is coming quickly to my part of Texas and I was wondering how those of you raising rabbits in closed buildings deal with fur. I have seen torches on sale for this purpose but that scares me. My rabbits are in a small building and I was wondering if anyone ever uses a shop vac to deal with...
So sorry to hear of everyone's losses. Guess that is part of raising animals that can't be completely controlled. I know I was discouraged after my rough start, but now my rabbitry has babies galore.
Thank you city life. I have changed quite a bit about my care with what I have learned here on this forum. Check out my pics on thread titled "two litters" a bit further down the page. Currently my rabbitry is full of buns!!!