I have one new rabbit i don no the age my best friend got one to we thought it was a girl now its a guy?

Question

so i guess our rabbits mated or something and mine got pregnant i think i need some help don't no how long ago it was when they mated my guess two weeks my rabbit has been biting and not making a nest but scratching her cage allot is this pregnancy or is she just a moody rabbit when i got her she was as sweet as can be at first i thought she might have been to young but now that i started reading up on it i think she might be and we put the male with her and usually he trey's to mate but instead he cuddled and licked her ears i am concerned if she is i will not be ready tell me if you think she is if not then tell me that to and tell me if the scratching the cage is usual for a rabbit oh ya also How old are rabbits when they first go to the pet store to get sold thank you so much if you can help i really appreciate it oh and if she has baby's i will take care of them real well and find a couple good homes or just keep them so don't worry about their being to many in the world because ill make sure these one get helped and if no one wants them i will for sure keep them thank you again so very much!!!

Answer 1

If I was you I would just take her to the nearest vet and get her registered and let them look because they will be able to tell you if she is pregnant and how far along she is or can help you with other things like if she is pulling her fur out  

Answer 2

Most rabbits go to the pet store when they are fairly young. Usually between 9/10 weeks, and 1-2 years. If she is pulling out fur, making a nest and acting territorial, then My best guess is that she is either pregnant or going through Phantom Pregnancy. This is where she thinks that she is pregnant and is building a nest, and acting dominant. She could also just be going through estureus, or sexual maturity. (But if she is pulling fur out, and making a nest most like she is pregnant.) So research, just in case on google, or something. Things such as rabbit pregnancy, or preparing for rabbit pregnancy and such. ANd in the mean time try to find homes, or like you said, keep them yourself. As I always say, you can never have too many rabbits!

So, Good luck! and I hope that this helped!  : )

Answer 3

She can be having a false pregnancy but you should take her to a vet and have her spayed asap either way:

http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/r...

Dumping the rabbits at a pet store is not responsible. And most pet stores won't take them. Rabbits can live up to 12 years, sometimes longer. You're prepared to keep over a dozen rabbits in several cages that long and pay for their neuters and vet care?