When keeping a pregnant rabbit's pregnancy, pay attention to care and keep the feed clean and fresh.
When keeping a pregnant rabbit's pregnancy, pay attention to care and keep the feed clean and fresh.
The management of pregnant rabbits consists of good care to prevent miscarriage. Miscarriage in rabbits is most likely to occur 15 to 25 days after mating. A miscarriage is like normal kindling: the doe carries straw in her mouth and pulls fur to line the nest, but the kits born are not fully formed and are often eaten by the doe. This should be taken very seriously.
First, the feed given must be clean and fresh. Do not feed wet grass left overnight, dew-covered grass, or moldy, spoiled feed. After the doe eats such feed, the embryos are very likely to be poisoned and die, and miscarriage can occur.
First, the feed given must be clean and fresh. Do not feed wet grass left overnight, dew-covered grass, or moldy, spoiled feed. After the doe eats such feed, the embryos are very likely to be poisoned and die, and miscarriage can occur.