Rabbits don't come from eggs. Rabbits are mammals that are viviparous and require fertilization, gestation, and childbirth to be born. Newly born rabbits must be breastfed. What comes out of the egg is an oviparous animal, which is generally the case with birds. Rabbits usually come into heat when they are about six months old and are ready for breeding. The pregnancy cycle is about one month.

Methods to take care of pregnant female rabbits:

1. Ensure the nutritional balance of the female rabbit. Provide feeds containing more protein, minerals and vitamins, such as soybeans, bean cakes, fish meal and other concentrates, bone meal, eggshell powder, growth hormone and multivitamins, etc.

2. Pregnant female rabbits are very sensitive, timid and easily frightened. Try to raise them alone to avoid miscarriage accidents.

3. Do not touch the belly of the female rabbit. The pregnant female rabbit will mistakenly think that the owner is going to attack its abdomen, and will protect its baby and scratch the owner.