Normally, rabbits will give birth after 4-5 weeks of pregnancy. When the owner notices a sudden change in the female rabbit's temperament and some aggressive behavior, it may be a sign that the female rabbit is pregnant. During pregnancy, the nutritional requirements of the female rabbit increase. At this time, the female rabbit's feeding should be increased, which is about three times that before pregnancy. In addition, if the female rabbit cannot breastfeed after giving birth to the baby rabbits, artificial intervention is needed to help the baby rabbits grow.

Precautions for pregnant female rabbits:

1. For pregnant female rabbits, a quiet and low-light environment is beneficial to reducing miscarriage and stillbirth. , so the owner should provide a quiet environment for the female rabbit to prevent the female rabbit from being stimulated by the outside world. It is also best to keep pregnant female rabbits in separate cages.

2. The owner should prepare a reasonable feed formula for the female rabbit, and try not to feed moldy and spoiled feed to avoid mold poisoning of the female rabbit. Avoid using high-energy and high-protein feed for the female rabbit in the first half of pregnancy. Of course, if the female rabbit is too thin, more should be added to strengthen the mother and protect the fetus.

3. Vaccine and deworm the female rabbit before pregnancy, and try to avoid using drugs during pregnancy.

4. Two days before giving birth, that is, two days before the 30-31 days of pregnancy, the female rabbit should be placed in the farrowing box in advance.