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Possible pregnant bunny

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Hammy

Young Bun
I think she is a lop, don't know what kind of lop. But I rescued her and a boy rex. They are both about 3 months old but I was told they were both girls. Until I realised a few weeks later he was a boy and I keeping them separate until he is castrated. But she has gone quite fat all of a sudden, I am now worried as they have been together from before I got thrm and for about 2 weeks at my house. Any advice on what to look for?

I will be devastated if she is, I feel bad, she is so young.
 
I would get her to your vets as soon as possible. the vets will be able to advise on whether she is pregnant and the best course of action.

Good luck and well done for taking her on
 
It's bad when they tell you the wrong sex of the rabbit....I was told the same and never thought to check, as trusted Pets at Home's word! Luckily, I only have the one rabbit, so no pregnancies.

Best of luck, let us know how you get on. And hope you find good homes if the bun is pregnant xx
 
Due to her age if she is pregnant the vet may suggest an emergency spay if they feel she is old enough and its an option as she is very young to be having babies of her own. I would get to the vet as soon as you can
 
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