Rabbits are not born from eggs. Rabbits are mammals with induced ovulation. Like humans, they are viviparous animals that require fertilization, pregnancy and delivery before they can be born. Rabbits also need to breastfeed for a period of time after birth. Under normal circumstances, the pregnancy cycle of a rabbit is about one month, and it can reproduce 4 to 8 times a year. Some rabbits can even give birth to 10 babies a year.

Precautions when rabbits are born:

1. Let the rabbits eat colostrum as early as possible. Colostrum has low water content, high protein content, and is rich in phospholipids, Enzymes, vitamins and minerals are helpful in improving the rabbit's immunity.

2. Pay attention to keeping warm. The baby rabbit has no fur when it is born. At this time, you should pay attention to keeping it warm. The temperature should be controlled at about 36 degrees to avoid letting it catch a cold.

3. When the mother rabbit is feeding the baby rabbit, the owner must watch the whole process to prevent the mother rabbit from injuring the baby rabbit due to lack of experience, but be careful not to scare the mother rabbit.