AboutSheila Expertise I can help with just about all questions relating to the breeding and general health of meat rabbits grown in a warm to tropical climate. I can also answer questions in Spanish.
Experience I have been breeding meat rabbits in the middle of Mexico for the past six years, with anywhere from 50 to 100 producing does at any one time.
Education/Credentials Self-taught after retiring from a lifetime of Hospital administration. The internet is a wealth of information!
Question My rabbit has a lot of skin under her chin...and we don't know how to tell if she's pregnant.she keeps moving her box(bed) around in her cage!how can i tell?<3
Answer Magen, the best way to tell is to wait the 31 days after she was breed. Professional breeders palpate to discern pregnancy but it dangerous for the doe and the kits if done with unexperienced hands. The lot of skin under her chin is normal for some breeds - they use it to pull fur from to line a nest.
