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Does any1 know how 2 make a nest box?
Hello there does anyone know how to make a nestbox for a bunny or know of any good sites that show you how too make one or know where i can search on how to make one?Your help would be great thank you.
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what kind of nest box? what for I mean?
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For a bunny to give birth to her kits in that is the kind of nest box I am looking for infromation on and how to make one or a good site that shows how to make one.
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I take it its your first time with a rabbit birthing, so there fore I dont think you are really prepared for whats ahead of you.
2 scenerios 1- your rabbit is indoors in a regular Hagen cage ( not a lot of room there for them) she will make her own nest, There is nothing for you to do. Put some straw in her cage and she will take over from there. However. You now are going to be unable to properly clean out the cage. Seeing as though you CAN NOT touch the nest. She may be very agitated or aggressive with you putting your hands in her cage, so be prepared for that. You are going to have to clean out the section where she does her "buisness" daily. Also , she will make a BIG mess with pulling fur from her rear and dewlap. ( to soften the nest and keep the hairless babies warm) You also will rarely see her near the nest. She doesnt want you to know whats in there, or to be suspiscious of whats going on in there. 2- you have her in a larger cage ( approx. 4'x3' ish) do the same , with the straw. All the previous tips still apply! Please dont disturb her nest. She could ignore or kill her babies if she feels that a 'predator' knows where they are. ( which is what you have become) Good luck, if you have any further questions feel free to ask.
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Also make sure that the cage that she is going to be birthing in is in a quiet are of the house. With NO drafts.
Make sure there is little traffic where the cage is located. And again, you can NOT touch the babies or nest until the babies are out and about on their own. ( approx 3-4 weeks) But by making sure that you dont handle them until you are CERTAIN that they are eating on their own , you will be ensuring their survival. I truely hope this litter will be the last. Breeding of any animals is serious work and is best left to "pro's" Let me know if you need any other info.
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Hello there, I'm sorry you feel that I am breeding my rabbit for the fun of things and that I should leave it to the Pros I'm not breeding my rabbits I was just asking if anyone knew how to make a nest box, my rabbits are beside one an other in their own cages and that is as close as they are to one an other they don't even play together for I am not wantting any babies both my bunnies I feel are to young to breed. I'm sorry you feel that I am breeding my bunnies for the fun of breeding.
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However I did not mean to insult you in any way, I was offering suggestions based on what you had said.
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