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Pregnant?

G

Gushav

New Kit
Hello.
Yesterday I brought home a new bunny. She came from a rescue in the midlands. She was brought in to them at the weekend and they were given very little information. They said she was spayed and at some point she was vaccinated. I had her on my lap today and he did an awful lot of re arranging the blankets, is she nesting? The person who gave her up could have lied and handed in a pregnant bunny. I’m not certain enough to take her into the vets just yet. I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do at home to tell if she’s pregnant? Do human pregnancy tests work on rabbits?

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Firstly, no reputable Rescue would rehome a Rabbit without having her Vet checked and without documented proof of vaccination and neutering status. So I would question if the ‘Rescue’ was really a Rescue. Anyone can call themselves a Rescue, but in reality they have no clue about what they are doing, even if they mean well and think they are helping.

No, you can’t do a human pregnancy test on a Rabbit

The digging behaviour you have observed doesn’t indicate pregnancy, all Rabbits might dig when on your lap, pulling at your clothes etc

If you do not have documented proof that the Rabbit is vaccinated and neutered (spayed) then get her to a Rabbit Savvy Vet. It is essential that she is vaccinated ASAP. RHD in particular is rife at the moment. Just yesterday I was made aware of the deaths of 2 House Rabbits due to RHD. This occurred in the West Midlands.
 
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