Overview
Rabbit pregnancies can be fast, frequent, and can be hard to spot. Most last around 28 to 33 days, and a female rabbit can get pregnant again just hours after giving birth. If she’s unneutered and has spent time with an unneutered male, pregnancy is highly likely — especially if you’ve noticed her nesting, pulling fur, or becoming more territorial.
How can I tell if my rabbit is pregnant?
How long are rabbits pregnant?
How do I care for my pregnant rabbit?
How long does rabbit labour last?
How do I care for rabbit kits after birth?
How do I wean and separate young rabbits?
How can I prevent further litters?
Do rabbits get false pregnancies?
Is breeding pet rabbits ethical?
Are there any studies into rabbit pregnancies?
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Medically reviewed by Lizzie Youens, BSc(Hons) BVSc MRCVS
Published on 19/01/2026 • Reviewed on 19/01/2026