Rabbits are viviparous animals and cannot lay eggs. So the baby rabbits are born directly, not by laying eggs. Animals that lay eggs to give birth to offspring are called oviparous. After the rabbit is born, it still needs to be fed and suckled by the mother rabbit to grow up. When breeding rabbits, it is recommended to choose from May to July every year to increase the success rate of breeding. During the breeding season, two rabbits of the opposite sex in estrus can be raised together in a cage so that they can mate after getting familiar with each other. After mating, the female rabbit needs to be kept in isolation and provided with adequate nutrition. A female rabbit will give birth to a baby after one month of pregnancy, and the breeder needs to help deliver the baby.

During the birth period of the female rabbit, it is necessary to provide a comfortable living environment, sufficient food and clean drinking water to ensure that the female rabbit receives sufficient nutrients for reproduction. In about a month, the female rabbit will give birth, and the breeder needs to help the female rabbit give birth.

Precautions for raising rabbits:

1. You need to pay attention to ventilation of rabbits, ventilate and ventilate frequently, and bathe rabbits regularly.

2. Pay attention to isolation and breeding. Rabbits are wild domesticated animals and they will bite all kinds of furniture.

3. Rabbits should be vaccinated regularly, and any domestic pets should be vaccinated regularly.

4. Rabbits have relatively high requirements for environmental temperature, not too cold or too hot.

5. Rabbits need to drink cold boiled water. Drinking raw water will cause diarrhea in rabbits.

6. Rabbits have small stomachs and are rectal animals, so be careful that rabbits cannot be overly hungry and need to be fed in small amounts and multiple times.