A few months old rabbits give birth, and rabbits can only give birth to baby rabbits for a few month

Due to the different breeds of rabbits, they have matured for about 8 months, and the gestation period of rabbits is very short.

You can give birth to baby rabbits after one month of pregnancy.

4 months to 6 months.

Females of small rabbits need to be up to 4 months of age, and females of large rabbits need to be 6 months old to mate with males to breed young rabbits. Rabbits have fertility at 4-6 months, but it is not conducive to rabbit health, and it still takes more than 1 year to give birth.

The female rabbit pregnancy-to-birth cycle is about 30 to 33 days. The number of fetuses is absolutely related to the breed and size. The number of babies conceived in the first pregnancy is often lower than in subsequent pregnancies.

Small breeds of rabbits, such as Dutch rabbits, also have a smaller number of fetuses, about 4 to 5 per litter. Large rabbit breeds such as New Zealand white rabbits can have 8 to 12 rabbits per litter.

Rabbits can be born after about 7 or 8 months, and the rabbit's pregnancy cycle is 30 to 33 days, and the number of babies that can be born each time will be determined by the breed and body size. Larger rabbits can give birth to 8 12 rabbits in a litter, and small rabbits can give birth to 4 to 5 rabbits.

Rabbits generally have to wait 5 or 6 months from birth to the first litter, and after giving birth to the first litter, they give birth to a litter every month, and the gestation period: 1 month. Rabbit is the general name of the species belonging to the mammalian order Rabbitidae, with a total of 9 genera and 43 species.

Rabbits are about 8 to 10 months old, and a litter of rabbits can give birth to 4 to 8 rabbits.

It's about eight months.

Rabbits can breed baby rabbits at six months of age. Rabbit sexual maturity period is three to eight months after birth, and mating can generally be carried out in the sixth month, because the rabbit's sexual function is well developed during this period, and the rabbits born are generally healthy, and there are few premature or dystocia. There is no specific season for rabbit breeding, but care should be taken to avoid high and low temperature seasons.

Rabbits can breed for 12 months a year, and the gestation period of female rabbits is very short, about 32 days, a litter can give birth to 4, and if the nutrition is enough, it can even produce 10.

Different breeds have different months of giving birth to baby rabbits, and some can give birth to small rabbits in 3 months.

1. Rabbit is the general name of all genera of the mammalian order Rabbitidae. Commonly known as rabbits. Biological classification: Phylum Chordates of the kingdom Animalia.

Subphylum Vertebrates.

Mammalian hagomorphs.

Second, from the body type classification, can be divided into large rabbits, medium rabbits and small rabbits, large rabbits weigh about 5 8 kg (there are a few more than 8 kg), medium rabbits weigh about 2 4 kg, small rabbits weigh about 2 kg below.

Generally speaking, the body of a rabbit can be divided into four parts: head and neck, trunk, limbs and tail. Body surface: coat, has a thermal insulation effect. Coat color: mostly white, black, gray, off-white, grayish-brown, yellowish-gray, light earthy yellow, and melancholic. Rabbit teeth.

Incisors: Suitable for cutting food. Molars: Suitable for grinding food. The tail of the rabbit is short and fluffy, and it will clump up like a ball, which is very cute. Mode of movement: jumping, the rabbit's forelimbs are shorter than the hind limbs, which is conducive to jumping.

Months of physiological adulthood, that is, you can give birth to rabbits, but too small is not good for the body. 6 months is considered a full adulthood, and this is the appropriate age for childbearing.

Rabbits can generally be slaughtered in about five months, but usually due to different breeds, there are certain differences in their slaughter time, and it is not good to slaughter too early or too late. Under normal circumstances, it only takes 4-5 months for meat rabbits to be slaughtered from birth, and the weight of meat rabbits at the age of 4-5 months is about 4-6 pounds, which is also the best slaughter weight.

The time of slaughter of meat rabbits is greatly affected by the breed and feeding method. For example, the hybrid rabbits of Belgium and New Zealand, the rabbits of this breed can be slaughtered in a month, and the weight of the rabbits of this breed is generally 4-6 pounds. Breeds like Lix rabbits can usually be slaughtered in 4-5 months, and the weight of Lix rabbits is maintained at about 4-6 pounds.

The domestic rabbits and the rabbits used for fattening can generally be slaughtered in about four months, and the weight of the slaughter is 5-6 pounds.

How to fatten rabbits.

1. Select varieties: fattening rabbits can choose hybrid rabbits, hybrid rabbits have a good fattening effect, higher than purebred rabbits. When choosing fattening rabbits, consider their own management conditions, and select different breeds of rabbits for fattening, so as to improve economic benefits.

2. Choose the appropriate feeding method. It is not advisable to use the method of forced feeding, let it eat freely, and the fattening effect of free eating is better than that of forced feeding.

3. Balanced feed: choose full-price feed for fattening rabbits, not suitable for feeding a single feed, and the feed is nutritionally balanced.

4. Provide suitable temperature: the appropriate temperature for fattening rabbits is kept at 8-25 °C, and the temperature is too low and too high to be conducive to the fattening of rabbits.

When raising rabbits on a large scale, it is important to pay attention to the feeding method and the disinfection of the environment. Good feeding methods can reduce the occurrence of diseases, effectively shorten the fattening time, improve the utilization rate of feed, and effectively save costs. The feeding method generally follows the principle of eating small and frequent meals, and must not be fed with rotten or dewy feed.