Which day did you think was the cutest??

@imanii2940

3 жыл бұрын

day 7 that one who did a zoomie soooo cute

@harkeshsingh9

3 жыл бұрын

Day 6

@laizo8907

3 жыл бұрын

My baby bunnies are day 7!

@joesmama69

2 жыл бұрын

7

@Elephant-Puppet

2 жыл бұрын

Mine Are 2 And 3 Days Old

They grow fast in a blink of an eye. :0 Not even one week and babies look like the adult rabbits already.

Man, they’re so adorable. I think days like 12-18 were my favorite. It felt like they were just learning how to control their ears. Haha up down up down.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, it's fun to watch them play with their ears. 🤣

@weebtem3627

Жыл бұрын

Yeahhh and after that you just simply eat it and buy a new one!

They are soooo adorable. I love the days 15 / 16 when they want to get out. So so cute. Thanks for sharing. I saw you on RidgeLife. Just subscribed to your channel.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Hey welcome!!! Thanks for coming to check us out!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

I can't deal with how friken cute it is when they put boop their noses DIRECTLY on the camera!!

Baby Bunnies are evolving really fast.

Oh my. Cute overload. I could use some bunny snuggles after this annoying week!

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Oh Addie! 😔 I hope your weekend is going better than your week did. I wish I could send Itzli your way, he loves snuggling!

Oh my goodness they are adorable! So cool to see the daily progression. I have had bunnies before but I got them as adults that needed homes. I have followed the growth of a wild litter that was in my garden. As the got bigger it was more difficult to check on them because I didn’t want them scattering from fear.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

That was probably really cool to see! We don't really have any wild rabbits at our house. But every once in awhile someone asks me what to do with a litter of them. They sure do grow fast!

@bettinah.7429

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw really,no wild rabbits? They are very hard to rehab. Most are often stolen from mamma because people don’t understand that she leaves them alone and only returns at dawn and dusk to feed them. The doe here was pretty funny and as I had been feeding her all winter she would let me get pretty close. I watched her start the nesting process by collecting bits of dry grass and carrying them around in her mouth. She built her nest in my hostas. I may or may not have accidentally caused the death of one baby. I picked it up and put it back in the nest,it was wandering towards the road. Next day it was dead in the nest. So either she killed it or didn’t let it feed or it died from shock. It did yell when I picked it up,they can scream! I know that their is something called rescue myopathy,where a wild animal can die from being handle. Doesn’t always happen obviously but can. Either way baby ended up dead. 😭 I put it in my freezer,I already had a dead baby squirrel in there. It was from an orphaned litter I found and raised. They were in horrible condition,so I lost one. I kept it in the freezer to bury as they were my babies,so bunny joined the squirrel for burial. 😉

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@@bettinah.7429 We'd probably have more wild ones if it weren't for the dogs. I know they've caught and eaten some of them. That's too bad that the baby at your house died. 😟 I usually freeze them too and give them to my snake guy. He decides what to do with them.

@bettinah.7429

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw it could have been natural causes but the timeline suggests it could have been me too. The others lived.

So beautiful, love to watch this

Pretty Cool!

This is so cute! My female rabbit is actually going to be giving birth in a month, and I cannot wait. Watching this makes me even more excited! They look like my rabbit too

Thanks for sharing! I loved this!

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching guuurrrrlllll!

They grow full fur in 10days !!! Whaaaat !!! That's super fast dude!

Hi ya'll! Met you tonight on Ridgelife's LIVE and as promised, I have subscribed and will put you on my list to watch your videos. I have rabbits too so I look forward to seeing your videos about them. God Bless

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

What kind of rabbits do you have? I love getting to meet other rabbit raisers!

@imswts

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha..that's cute! All I know is they are black ones..lol! I showed them in one of the most current garden videos. Not sure which one though. I bought my grandson the rabbits but I want to raise them for meat. But we will see. Right now they are providing the fertilizer for my garden.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@@imswts lol hey it's okay! Black ones sound awesome! I will check out that video. :) They do make great fertilizer!

They’re like little jumping beans! Hehehe

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

I love the baby sounds they make too. Little squeaks and grunts

Me and my kids loved watching this!! 😁

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you guys liked it!! ❤️

@v.d3371

10 ай бұрын

@@OddPaw I have a 4 day old rabbit but its stomach looks round and little bigger than your babies. Also when am I supposed to feed them with solid food, what should I feed?

@OddPaw

10 ай бұрын

@v.d3371 babies get big round bellies when they nurse, so depending on the time of day, and how much milk the mom produces/how many kits there are they may have larger or smaller bellies. Typically I start to see them nibbling food when their eyes open. They'll eat what mom eats.

Awww so cute! I love Bunnies so much! Like Mimi (from Pop'n Music) ^_^

So cute to see then grow so fast. Great video to watch during breakfast.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed it Esther!!

Aw so cute and adorable and so soft

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

So soft!! I love their little noses. ❤️❤️

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30, All days love 💗 💗 💗 love love love them all 💗. Thank you for sharing

@IndianaBackyardGardener

3 жыл бұрын

I know! It was hard to narrow it down lol

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Lol Margie!! Well I'm glad you like watching every day!!

Love baby bunnies. They are cute at all ages. We had rabbits that if you touched her babies she would either abandon them or kill them, she might even eat them. We had one that if you even touched her nest she would kill her babies. Hugs and love from my little corner of Kentucky

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Oh wow!! That's crazy. None of my mom's ever mind me checking the babies. I do pull the nest boxes out though so they don't even see my actually looking at the babies.

I am assuming you are a breeder. I am quite concerned of your rabbits feet. They don't have padding on their feet so standing on that cage grid would be quite painful for them.

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your concern. Yes, I am a breeder. I focus heavily on healthy, thickly furred feet. When appropriate wire is used, it is safe and harmless to the rabbits. They also do have 16x16 vented tiles for them if they want to be off the wire. :) I spend a lot of time and care in my rabbits and appreciate your concern. :) Feel free to check out our Facebook page if you would like to see photos of my rabbit's feet. 🥰

aw so cute.

This is a tip i see you using a wire cage i dont know that it hurts for the rabbits paws but to avoid this pain for your rabbits u could leave an old blanket or pillow on the bottom of the cage

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

They all have garage tiles in the cages to get off the wire. But good wire and good genetics go a long way for the rabbits comfort and foot health. :) I appreciate the concern though, this is something that a lot of rabbit owners ignore and can definitely cause issues in some rabbits. :)

@imanii2940

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw yeah ive only told you if you didnt knew

@aBunnyThatWillChewOnYourCables

Жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw that's bullshit though. You're just too lazy to change their bedding regularly. That's why you keep them in a wire bottomed cage. This is cruel, rabbits should not be kept in cages like this. They should have a flat surface under their feet, that's easy to grip (such as carpeted or non polished wood etc). Wired cages like this hurt their hocks and affect their balance, amongst many other problems... You're an irresponsible rabbit owner, don't try to bullshit someone on the Internet otherwise.

Day 30 looks very rewarding.

I think peak cuteness was around day 10-11

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Lol I like the phrasing you used. 😝

Soooo cute! I can't wait for spring to breed my Penelope :) My fav days were day 4-peaceful and cute...and day 16 when they were starting to binky! lol

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Day 16 was def a fun day! I also really like day 15 when they were discovering world outside of the next box. ❤️

This is great but no wire bottom cages!! They cause foot problems for buns

saw you on ridgelife live stopped in to meet you and watch some videos we may have some you would enjoy as well

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Hey guys! Thanks for swinging by!

wow

This music wants to make me cry

good good good we are on day 4, my kid will be home just after they open their eyes.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you loved this!!

Our pup uncovered a nest, built in the pile of leaves that accumulate up against the pool. She didn't hurt any of them, and I covered them back up. Still had eyes closed, but surprisingly big to me. Wild, so darker than yours. Do they open eyes at day 7? 8?

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

Wild rabbits aren't the same as domestic ones, but I believe it's around the 10 day mark for them to open their eyes. I honestly don't have much experience with wilds though.

@Qingeaton

Жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw Thank you.

I never realized they were born basically hairless! They grow so very fast! Oh my, they are cute at every stage! Are these meat rabbits or show bunnies and pets?

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

If they are born a little later than their due date sometimes they will be born with fur! Typically by day 3 they are fully furred though. ❤️ This litter was actually a request from one of my snake feed buyers. So they'll be processed for her at about 3lbs.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@Sophia Jiang People with snakes and other reptiles also love their pets and want healthy and humanely raised food for them. It's all a cycle of life. I don't sell rabbits for pets, I raise them for food. For humans, dogs, cats, snakes, and other reptiles. I strongly encourage you to watch my video interviewing one of my customers about her snake. And you will see why ethnically sourced food is so important to her. ❤ All life is beautiful, some people just don't want to look at the beauty in the things they find scary.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@Sophia Jiang here is the link, I highly encourage you to watch it so you can see things for their perspective. :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/inqEr7aInrKThbQ.html

@AMTSA1

2 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw why don't they feed them mice?

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

@AMANDA REYNEKE some snakes are so large they cannot survive on mice or rats. The buyer I have for rabbits takes a 3lb rabbit, rats usually only get up to 1-1.5 lbs at most. Also, why would you value a rabbit's life over a mouse or rats? I raise both of them too and they are just as beautiful and loveable as the rabbits.

It's so cute! And why do bunnies look like Liam Howlett aaaaaaa-

Why do you used water bowls instead of the bottles?

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of reasons the but main ones: They are harder to use in winter. They harbor bacteria in the metal spouts and within the bottle. And they aren't natural for rabbits to use so they lead to a life of dehydration. They typically only drunk enough to quench thirst from it rather than drinking all that they need.

Кролики такие мимимишные. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇷🇺

What type of grass are you feeding to the baby kits?

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

It's a mix of clover, dandelion, plantain, and just regular grass from my yard. Since we live on a farm, we don't spray any pesticides or weed killers in our yard so I know it's safe from those. I also intentionally let the clover and dandelions go to see multiple times a year to encourage more growth of it.

@OddPaw can you please tell me what breed is the rabbits shown.

@OddPaw

2 ай бұрын

They were a generational mix of Rex and French Lops

@dhyan__anil

2 ай бұрын

@@OddPaw ok I am new to owning a rabbit and have similar kind of rabbits but it's actually Indian rabbit which looks pretty similar general breed actually. Thanks btw.

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My rabbit just gave birth which was totally unexpected. I watched some videos because I wasn’t prepared for this at all and I was wondering. I have a cardboard box and cut two of the sides so the mom can get to it that’s inside the mothers cage except more bedding and hay in their nesting area and I put hay around so it was like a little hole cause they kept crawling out. She had 8 in total and 2 of them passed when I got to them. Any advice on taking care of these newborns? I was also wondering because the mother stepped on them a little bit, should I get another cardboard box and leave them in that in their mothers cage with her? Will she be able to feed them that way? I have so many questions

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

So if you use a cardboard box, you'll want to make sure you swap it out about once a week to avoid it get ruined with urine. Make sure the side walls of it are high enough up that mom has to jump to get in and out, otherwise she's likely going to drag them out with her and she physically cannot put back her babies. Make sure they have hay and once their eyes open you can start putting a small bit of pellets un the nest with them. Around 3-4 weeks old they will start to come out and at that point you can remove the next box and just give them a pile of hay to eat and lay on. Moma will do pretty much everything else for them. :)

@IsabelaMTG

2 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw Thank you so much for the reply but got some bad news today. Mama ended up biting both arms off of one of the babies including one of the legs, bruised the other leg until it was swollen and ate the tail off. I had to separate all of them from the mama and the one that lost it’s limbs passed later this evening. She had 8 in total and 2 were stillborn and today she lost the one I mentioned. She also ate the ear off of one of them and that ones tail is also missing so I’ve separated them and put them in a cardboard box with lots of bedding and a little hay to coat the top. Me and my sister have been feeding them through a syringe. We try to do 2.5 ml a day of cat milk replacement, but they all in total never get passed a .5ml so we’ve been feeding them several times a day. One of the baby’s kept opening their mouths today like they were gasping for air. And they were also makin little noises. I tried o give them milk but they moved their head like it didn’t want it so do you know what that could be about? Also when I pick them up it’s front arms go out kinda like a splay legged

@IsabelaMTG

2 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw also what do I do when it gets to the point that they need to eat their mothers poop?

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@IsabelaMTG gasping for air is typically a sign of death approaching. Hand feeding rabbits is incredibly hard and usually results in pneumonia or aspiration of milk. The best tool to feed young rabbits that I have heard of is a wedge makeup sponge. It's shaped like a triangle piece of cheese and if you dip the corner in the milk they can suckle off that corner. I have never tried to hand raise rabbits so I really can't offer much for advice on that. :(

@IsabelaMTG

2 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw thank you so much for your help. And yeah you’re right. That one passed last night and some others too.We’re left with 2 and I feel like those 2 aren’t going to be around for much longer either. I never felt so bad in my life.

How many old of rabbit?

At what age should they be given other food apart from their mothers milk

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

They'll start eating the hay in the nest box around a week old. By 2 weeks they will start to explore and eat pellets if you feed them. By 6-8 weeks you can start to wean them. :)

Today I found 5 baby bunnies in a nest in my yard. 1 was dead sadly 😕, but there with 4 live ones. Should I do anything about the dead one? Thanks!

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

You don't have to, but you could burry it somewhere or chuck it out of your yard for something to snag up and eat it.

@yagirlglqw8396

Жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t the mom be upset to find the bunny missing?

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

@@yagirlglqw8396 no, it's more dangerous for the other babies cuz the dead one will attract bugs which can kill the other babies.

@yagirlglqw8396

Жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw okay thanks

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Did you have a runt of the litter?

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

I don't really remember now, I don't believe that there was.

Okay. I need help!! My dog was curious about a certain area in the backyard, covered mostly by leaves and inorganic materials, mostly shielding that area covered by leaves. But. I let her out yesterday morning, and low and behold she has a tiny rabbit in her mouth. The baby rabbit had some injuries. But I put some gloves on, and put him/her back into the little cubby/hole with his brothers & sisters. I thought about moving them to the front yard, away from my dog (dutch Sheapard), but then worried their mamma wouldn't find them. Instead I guarded the area more with ground stakes and other stuff to keep my dog out. Anyway, just hoping you might offer tips. I don't know if the mamma came back yet, or how long they stay incubated like that in a cubby area. How often do they nurse, etc.. Was also afraid maybe the mamma came back but was startled by any smell, etc. I never touched them w/out gloves, I read that bc this happened once before in the front yard, almost ran a small nest of them. That time I had to move them. But never leaned what became of them. Thanks !

@OddPaw

2 ай бұрын

Mom usually only nurses 1-2 times a day. Keep your dog away from the area for 4 weeks and they should be gone by then. Your scent shouldn't deter her from coming back, you can carefully check on them once a day for the next 2-3 days to make sure they're still being fed, but most likely they will be fine. Some places won't take wild rabbits into rehabs, but you can always call and ask if they start to look sickly. One thing to check, also, is if they have a white dot on their heads. Since I'm not sure how old they might be, the white dot is referred to as a "milk spot" and fades away as the wild rabbits wean off their moms.

@SuperNova-..-

2 ай бұрын

@OddPaw Thanks for the reply! Well, to give you a reference, they don't have their eyes open yet. I'd imagine that's indicative of nursing age, but I'll look tomorrow-as I've lost the day light for today. It didn't look like the leaves had been moved from when I re-covered them. I did barricade the nest a little from my dog, but it's stuff a rabbit could get by/under. That won't cause the mamma to stray will it? Just trying to protect them. Rehab? Like animal shelter? Thnx! Btw, how can you tell if they've been fed or not? Thanks again for your response! We have SO many rabbits in this area, I have to be careful doing yard work bc I never know where a mama has left a nest of bunnies.

@SuperNova-..-

Ай бұрын

@OddPaw I have another update/ question for you. I've been able to keep the baby rabbits safe by building a baracade of sorts with materials their mamma rabbit could pass through, but would keep my dutch Sheapard dog out of. All was going well until two nights ago, when my dog unfortunately killed the mamma. It was terribly sad to see. I let my dog out around supper time, when I went to call back in, I opened the door and she was dragging the mamma rabbit in her mouth! My Shepard is 4.5, and has never attempted to bring a rodent or anything else she's killed into the house, so it was especially heart breaking bc I instantly knew it had to he the mamma. Obviously I can't know for sure. I attempted putting some leaves above the nest/den area to see if I could identify their mother coming back to feed (if it somehow wasn't her my dog killed), but couldn't be certain. So! Long story short. The next morning after letting my dog out and watching her closely, then letting her back inside. I came back out to check on the bunnies, when I did I heard one hopping around outside the den. This was exciting and worrisome, bc I knew my dog was just out there and was astonished she didn't smell or hear the bunny. I chased that little bunny for a couple minutes, finally got it back with its siblings. Anyway, I've put them into a big plastic bin with a towel at the bottom, then placed their nest materials in with it, and placed it in the front yard. No way Im changing my dog eating those bunnies. Finally to my question, then I'll leave you alone-I promise. I know they can't stay in that bin, bc they're too young, and also too old. At best they're probably 2 weeks old, and that's a stretch bc I found them 8/9 days ago. Can I let them go now into the free or will they be easily spotted and eaten by a predator (not my dog). I will try and build then a nest in the front, but dont know what else to do.

Today again my rabbits gave birth

I think my babies are premature. They’re very red lol. Trying my best to keep as many possible alive. 3 out of 8 have died so far sadly.

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know how many days pregnant the mother was? Anything before day 28 would be considered premature.

@leila1705

2 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw less than 20 days.. 5 out 8 are dead now. & one is not looking so well. I’m sure they’re all going to die. I know I’m not fit to care for a rabbit kit. They’re not drinking the milk I have for them & all look skinny. Just a really sad situation. My fault for letting her get pregnant in the first place.

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@leila1705 I'm sorry you are having to deal with that. :( 20 days is way too young to survive.

Me and my mom were watering the plants and I saw a rabbit giving birth but left one of its child today and if it’s still there I can take care of it

baby rabbits eyes open

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My bunny just had babies Any tips bro I’m worry that the mom doesn’t give them food or milk😞

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

Check that the babies have a white milk band in their bellies. If they do, then she's taking care of them. She will not sit with them, they only feed once or twice a day and then they stay away from them the rest of the time.

I bought two bunnies. I said two females. That’s what she gave me and said they were two females. Today I see babies. I believe they’re day 7! I did not see them born. Look like she had 5 babies. One died. We’re in shock. In fact I think the mama is pregnant again! O…M…G two weeks ago, we saw one hump one but we said impossible because they’re females and I looked up and read females hump too. We were relieved. So the whole time it was a he humping her. Now i think she will have a new liter in 2-3 weeks! I separated the dad from the female. So now I’m watching videos on how to take care of baby bunnies.

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

There is a very good chance that she will have babies again in 4 weeks! Hopefully you have separated them? Moma will take care of them, just make sure to free feed her pellets and hay and she will do the rest. When they're about 2 weeks old they will start to explore, make sure there is a safe place they can be in and not be able to get out of. A 2 inch gap is wide enough for babies to slip through for several weeks.

Day 4

Wee jumping beans

The wire floofing isn't good for them. This is abuse

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, appropriate wiring flooring is perfectly acceptable for well furred rabbits, such as mine. Lots of pet people blame wire saying it's bad when they have the wrong information. Bad wire, or inappropriately sized wire IS bad for rabbits. And bad rabbits with bad feet have feet problems too. But when you have high quality animals with high quality, appropriate wire it's actually ideal for rabbits. I have a whole video talking about the right wire and showing off my rabbits gorgeous feet. I encourage you to watch it and see for yourself. That being said, I've actually moved my rabbits into a larger colony so they're now in a pen instead of a cage. It's been my goal for a few years now and I am so happy to have been able to achieve that. 🥰

So cuge

Nice !! At which day are they edible?

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

Depends on what you're feeding! lol I have buyers from birth up to about 3lbs right now. For human consumption I do roughly 10-12 weeks for a 3-4 lb carcass.

How to feed them ?

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

From birth - 2 weeks old moma will feed them for you. After 2 weeks start offering hay and a small bit of pellets in the next box for them to nibble on. Once they are 3-4 weeks old they will start jumping out of the nest and will learn to eat from a typical feeder and water dish that their moma has. The pellet protein % doesn't especially matter, just make sure it's a quality complete rabbit feed. I personally use an 18% but if you're using a 15-16% it's fine, don't worry about changing out the pellets while they are still growing. At 7-8 weeks old you can start weaning them and after a week of being weaned they should be in the clear from weaning enteritis and you can look at rehoming or whatever you plan to do with them.

Day 16

this is cute and all but to have them on metal cages with that rough metal on their little feet is really really sad to see.

Cute bunnies- but breeding is incredibly harmful and leads to the abandonment to so many rabbits. Also wire bottom cages are super dangerous towards ALL bunnies let alone babies who's bones haven't finished forming yet.

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

I breed for meat and feeders. So trust me, there is no abandonment going on here. As for the wire, it's misinformation spread from pet people. The wrong wire, the wrong set up can cause issues with feet. But the proper wire supported properly is ideal and healthy for rabbits. For an update though, my rabbits now live in a colony in a pen. I recently sold my cages since a colony style works better overall for production.

Black and white are my rabbit his na b and w

I still can't believe that people are killing these pure angels :(

They are in orrible cage!

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

Ah I see, such orribile casge... yes

I don't think it was such a good idea to handle them all the time when they were so small, the mother could have abandoned them because of it. Also please put a solid plate or even a piece of box on thr floor their little feet are getting hurt walking on there. That said, your bunnies are cute and adorable 😍😍

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

It's a myth that a rabbit will abandon her kits if handled. I have handled all my kits from the day they were born for the past 6 years and never once had a mother reject. I do have a mat in there for them, it's 16x16 inches. Just can't see it in the video. 😁

Humare rabbit ke 5 bacche mar gaey 😔

Omg, it should be common knowledge to not let bunnies walk on a metal grid like that because it's bad for their paws!

@saintmarinajane

28 күн бұрын

For years, yes. Breeders use hardware cloth because it's low maintenance and the rabbits are only on it for a few weeks. Pets are sold off at 5-7 weeks and most meat rabbits are culled between 8 and 12, depending on breed. Nothing will happen to their feet in that time

@dontxarebear8683

13 күн бұрын

Rabbit feet are different from other small animals. There feet have a lot of hair that make it so it is like a pad. Does no harm to the rabbit at all as long as the nails are trimmed.

Give me rabbit

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

That's not a very nice way to ask.

@moscovlogs1709

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw sorry. For tha misunderstanding

I will unsubscribe from your channel as I don't want to watch cute baby bunnies bred to be fed to fricking snakes !!

@OddPaw

2 жыл бұрын

Okay thanks. 🥰

This cage. 😟 👎

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

I've gotten so many comments about the cages, I get it. Wire cages can be shitty, but they can also be really high quality and appropriate. Feel free to check out my video explaining the difference and showing off how fantastic my rabbit's feet looked in them. In other news, I switched to a colony set up about a year ago so my rabbits no longer live in cages. Honestly, I've been considering remaking this video with my new set up since I am feeling like a broken record on this one.

Please don’t keep bunnies in cages especially with wire bottoms this is so cruel.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Cages are the safest way to contain rabbits, though my end goal is to create free range pens, I don't have the option that quite yet. Wire is only bad when used improperly, I have an article I recently wrote on our Facebook page discussing when it's bad. Of course, there are certain areas that don't allow it, so always follow your local housing guidelines. :)

@locket5626

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw I still think it’s cruel for their feet, can you please just put a blanket over most of the bottom of the cage?

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@@locket5626 that would be a very bad idea as the rabbits can urinate and poop on it and cause many more issues with their feet. They can also get tangled up in it or ingest it and cause blockages. They do have garage floor tiles in their cages, this allows any urine to drip down and poops to fall through while giving them some more solid to sit on if they choose to.

@locket5626

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw okay anything solid like if you don’t have anything cardboard would work well right? It’s just so sad seeing tiny baby bunnies on wire bottomed floors.

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

@@locket5626 cardboard is also bad since it will absorb urine and poop will get smashed onto it. They will eat it, which isn't too bad. But it will mold very quickly and slippery surfaces can cause leg injuries and splayed legs in babies. Typically I leave the nest in with the babies until they're a month old, depending on how much they're using it. But they learn quickly how to properly walk on wire. My lines have very well furred feet so I don't have issues with them getting sore hocks. It would be similar to us walking on it with pillows on our feet. I appreciate your concern, because improper wire use is also something I strongly advocate against. It's sad to see animals being harmed by those with misinformation. The biggest issues with any type of solid floor in the cages, is urine scald, which occurs from it not properly draining or from them sitting in a wet floor.. Even my nest boxes have holes in the bottom for better drainage and airflow. :)

*This is cruel.* Rabbits should not be kept in cages like this. They should have a flat surface under their feet, that's easy to grip (such as carpeted or non polished wood etc). Wire bottomed cages like this hurt their hocks and affect their balance, amongst many other problems. Please have some decency and don't let these innocent souls suffer. By uploading a video like this, you're also spreading the notion that this is okay, when it's not. Please rethink this matter.

@ptchs.thebun

7 ай бұрын

Ok so its actually ok to have wired cage byt its the size of the holes that matter. Those are small and not even the baby bunnies feet could fit, also that wire looks very thick and not thin which is good. Obviously its preferred to have bunnied on wooden flat surfaces but wire can also reduce smell on the rabbit and keep them nice and clean.

@no_one-we3gw

7 ай бұрын

​@@ptchs.thebun I agree 👍💯

These poor bunnies are being keep in HORRIBLE conditions 😡!!!!

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

Horrible you say? Because they have clean water every day, fresh food, hay, toys and shelter. Let me guess, it's because they are in a wire cage that you suddenly jump to saying horrible?

@shortyshorty1216

3 жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw YES!!! No real reason why ANY individual with a brain should think it to be cool to have them "Walking.. Sitting.. & Sleeping" in a fricken wired cage!!! That's HORRIBLE!!! You think all it takes to have "Happy & Healthy" animals is food & water????? Then you know "NOTHING" about caring for animals & you damn sure "SHOULDN'T HAVE ANY"!!!!!

@OddPaw

3 жыл бұрын

I respect your opinion but I would have to disagree with it. There is plenty of research that disproves that wire is bad. Yes wire CAN be bad. Lots of people use the wrong wire. Even with good wire, bad genetics can still cause issues. This is why good breeders only breed healthy rabbits with good genetics. There are certainly some people out there that truly do have their animals in horrible conditions. I've seen them first hand and reported them. I've had Animal control out here (due to someone else's dogs running loose) and they complimented me on how nice my set up was and how well cared for my rabbits were. And even then, I have large mats in the cages that the rabbits can use to get off the wire, and most of the time they still choose to sit on it because they have no issue with it. Mine have exceptional feet genetics, something I've worked years on to better my lines. I understand that pet people see wire and think it's bad, because you are right a lot of people do it poorly. This is why we must educate on proper use and good breeding practices. However, I understand that even if you read this, you will still argue, and you are totally entitled to your opinion, just as I am mine. I appreciate you expressing concern.

@NuggetsGames2020

Жыл бұрын

@@OddPaw no rabbit deserved a life in a cage or hutch, they deserve a happy home where someone is educated to look after them like I do to my buns, they have a pen and are free roam

@OddPaw

Жыл бұрын

@ERZA’s Music Hub that's a fantastic way for pets to live! My rabbits are all in colonies now too! This video is old, and I get so many comments about the cages still. I'm planning on making a new video sometime when I have babies again. Perhaps I should make a pinned post explaining. 🤷‍♀️

THIS IS ANIMAL ABUSE!!!!