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Old 22-01-2012, 10:24 AM
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Re: cCan someone help me please? re baby bunnies

As others have said you need to block the ramp off, two-tier hutches are a death trap for babies
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Re: cCan someone help me please? re baby bunnies

Ok,I'll block the lower level off.
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Re: cCan someone help me please? re baby bunnies

I think it depends on what the individual bunny is like, one of mine didn't mind my cleaning her hutch out, obviously not the nest or surrounding area,also it depends on how much of a bond you have with mum i think, if she's close to you and trusts you she should be fine with you just cleaning the area where she toilets,
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Re: cCan someone help me please? re baby bunnies

you need to clean the poos and wet bedding up, but dont use any disinfectants. When the babies are older you will need a bigger space for them all ideally a good sized run permanently attached to the hutch.
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