Why do all rabbits die in their first litter?

Reasons for the death of rabbits in their first litter:
1. Rabbits that have just been born with their first litter have poor thermoregulation ability and will easily freeze to death if they are not properly insulated.
2. If a newborn rabbit does not eat food in time, it will easily starve to death.
3. It may be that the body is very weak, or it is a sick rabbit itself, and it is easy to die.
4. It may be that the fetus is stillborn in the belly. There are many reasons why the fetus is stillborn in the belly. For example, mildew in hay and rabbit food can lead to stillbirth and miscarriage in female rabbits.
5. The body of the female rabbit is undernourished. Failure to supplement the female rabbit with sufficient nutrition will lead to the death of the rabbit after birth.
6. If a female rabbit gives birth in an environment with high temperature and high noise, it will have a stress reaction, so the baby will be stillborn.
7. Female rabbits are prone to inbreeding and may give birth to stillbirths or miscarriages.
Tips
During the breeding process, rabbits should be placed in a quiet, warm environment and supplemented with nutrients. In addition, newborn rabbits should be fed separately from the mother rabbit to avoid accidents.
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