ByLuciakad
Hello,
This morning my doe gave birth to a baby, which unfortunately died…the rest of the day she was fine…but now she doesn't want to eat anything and doesn't come out of her den…she was always eating otherwise
I don't know if it's due to chamfering or if it's not normal
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She probably has a living boy in the nest. Leave the mother animal in peace, or she eats the boys.
It can be…but the gammler goes into the cave and there she hasn’t built a nest
why you are so ignorant of rabbits and you can also multiply them. If there’s no nest, she’s a vet. The rambling, if not yet castrated, is separate from it, at least until 6 weeks after castration. If a rabbit does not eat there is a risk of life. also it will be re-covered when the rambling is uncast.