Rabbits cannot lay eggs. Rabbits are mammals. Like cats and dogs, they are viviparous and do not lay eggs. Rabbits can generally be bred when they are over 6 months old. The gestation period is about 1 month, and each litter can produce about 4-6 little rabbits. Rabbits can breed all year round and have no obvious estrus season. They are animals that stimulate ovulation.

Precautions during rabbit pregnancy:

1. Keep the environment quiet. Pregnant female rabbits are more sensitive to external stimulation. Quiet and soft light are helpful in reducing miscarriage. and stillbirth are very important.

2. Make a reasonable feed formula and do not use moldy and spoiled feed ingredients to avoid mold poisoning, which will have a great impact on the life and health of the female rabbit.

3. Vaccine and deworm the female rabbit before pregnancy, and try to avoid using drugs during pregnancy, which may cause fetal miscarriage or malformation.