Rabbits usually give birth to 3-6 little rabbits in one litter. Rabbits are lactating viviparous animals. Rabbits have strong reproductive capabilities. Generally, a female rabbit can give birth to 3-6 little rabbits in one litter, and there are also high-yield rabbits that can give birth to more than 6. A rabbit's pregnancy lasts one month and can give birth 8-10 times a year. The reproductive ability of rabbits is closely related to the breed, feeding method, nutrition, etc. of the rabbit.

Precautions for female rabbits during pregnancy:

1. After the female rabbit is pregnant, keep one rabbit in a cage. Do not catch rabbits for no reason. If you need to capture it, do it lightly and grab the skin behind the ears in front of its back without damaging the fur.

2. When the female rabbit is 20 days pregnant, the female rabbit must be provided with sufficient protein, mineral and vitamin compound feed, and an appropriate amount of roughage and green forage, three times in the morning, noon and evening. .

3. Keep the environment quiet. Pregnant female rabbits are more sensitive to external stimulation. Therefore, a quiet and low-light environment is good for reducing miscarriage and stillbirth.