Is she in pain?

[aggieterpkatie]

I honestly don't believe animals (unless something goes wrong) have birthing pains.

Really? I think they do, but they've evolved to keep quiet when birthing to no attract predators. I know my goat hollers out when she's kidding. It has got to be painful.

 

[20kidsonhill]

I have one that slams her head into the side of the barn for a good three hours and then for the last half hour screams out in horror before pushing out a kid and looks at like holly cow, that was a lot of work. She doesn't look to painless to me. Has done it every tiem she has kidded, 4 times now. She apparantly missed the instructions passed down from other generations to not call attention to herself when in labor.

 

[woodleighcreek]

I tried watching the live video, it played the commercial, but then just stayed black. Is it working?

Nope, it's not. I took it down. There are some pictures Here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Woodleigh-Creek-Rabbitry/139468392792985

 

[chickenrunnin]

i had the same problem

 

[Ms. Research]

Couldn't see the video, but did see the pictures. They are so tiny and so bald when they are born. Can't wait to see them with hair and their eyes open.

 

[chickenrunnin]

wonderful little ones, congratulations

 

[ArabiansR2Cool]

How many did she have?

 

[woodleighcreek]

How many did she have?

Counting the peanut 5. She has 4 healthy babies and had no DOAs

 

[Ms. Research]

How many did she have?

Counting the peanut 5. She has 4 healthy babies and had no DOAs

Please give us updates! How's it going since their arrival? Really thrilled with you.

 

[woodleighcreek]

All doing good. Except the peanut which looks like a skeleton. I'll give a better update when I get home and check on them.