Super random but does anyone have experience with like rabbits giving birth or what to do in that situation? My neighbors rabbit has found her way to our backyard and she’s having her bunnies. Our neighbors aren’t home and I don’t know if we should call someone since we know the owner and who they belong to? Is there anything we should be doing or just leave them be?
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JenX·
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I think you leave their babies alone because I think if u touch their babies they won’t want them.. unless that’s a myth . I jst wouldn’t touch them at all .& keep going to the neighbors house every hour or so and see if they are there to handle it..
BakingDaddy ··
No, it's best to leave them be as far as I know. Not that I know anything. I dropped out of college for veterinary science 🤣
M.··
That's a myth. Your just gonna piss the mom off and shes gonna bath her baby thinking it stinks.
M.·
Let her be and just wait for your neighbors. She knows what to do.
Mimi·
Just leave them be unless they are in danger. Rabbits aren’t like birds and they don’t care about your scent being on them, you can touch them move them they will still come back. A wild bunny made a nest and had babies in my backyard, where my Rottweiler and Akita were basically all day lol. The dogs didn’t bother the babies surprisingly never even found them. However one night we were have a crazy rain storm and I couldn’t stop thinking about them so I went to check and sure enough their whole nest was filled with water and they would have drowned. I put them in a big bowl and brought them inside lol. I didn’t play with them or touch them really other then to put them in the bowl, when the rain died down a bit I put the bowl in the hole where their nest was and watched out for the mom at dawn and sure enough she came and fed them and left again.
Dusty ·
Put some hay next to her she will make a nest and put them in there don't touch the baby's. Maybe a playpen around her so nothing eats her till they come home bubby's naturally do it all on there own