Rabbit — breeding & neutering (neutering/spaying, reproduction, preventing unwanted litters)
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A female rabbit can get pregnant at just four months old: Does can get pregnant very young, and are pregnant for just four weeks.She’ll have one to 10 kits in each litter, and if she wants to, she can get pregnant again within hours!A good combination is a neutered male and a neutered female, as neutering reduces the likelihood of fighting in both sexes.Sometimes rabbits mount one another, even after they’ve been neutered, as it’s not just a sexual behaviour, but a show of dominance.They’re quiet, clean, gentle, affectionate, can use litter trays and even be trained.Did you know? Sometimes rabbits mount one another, even after they’ve been neutered, as it’s not just a sexual behaviour, but a show of dominance.Also, RSPCA staff made sure our pair were toilet trained and neutered, and advised how to look after them.- `Find a rabbit
Caring for rabbits Rabbits come in a variety of breeds, shapes and sizes, and each bunny has their own unique personality.`
She’ll have one to 10 kits in each litter and can get pregnant again within hours! The female kits can also get pregnant when they’re just a few months old.In one year, two rabbits could become 82! To avoid unwanted litters, take a look at our guide to sexing and neutering your rabbits.If you provide litter trays, use newspaper, hay or straw, shredded paper and/or paper-based non-clumping, non-expanding cat litter.Neutering – unneutered female rabbits are at a high risk of developing tumours (in females older than three years of age, incidence may approach 80 percent) and they’re usually fatal.
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Source: pdf-raw/companion-care/exotic_rspca_rabbit.txt · https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/rabbits