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Kirstysharp2847

Kirstysharp2847

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Hi, it's been 33 days since I bred my doe and she still hasn't gave birth or even nested. She's showing the signs and I can feel them in her belly. Could she be keeping them in? And if so why? Any advise would be great!
 
Hi, hope you&bunny are okay is she still pregnant? I am not experienced but my rabbit just had false pregnancy and I had to google a lot about pregnancies and all. They say that it is mostly 31 day but be ready at 28th and 34-35 days are not very uncommon, the longest mentioned was 42 days. Are you sure she's pregnant at all, maybe she had kits since yesterday? Hope everything will be alright!
 
Poopy Poo said:
Hi, hope you&bunny are okay is she still pregnant? I am not experienced but my rabbit just had false pregnancy and I had to google a lot about pregnancies and all. They say that it is mostly 31 day but be ready at 28th and 34-35 days are not very uncommon, the longest mentioned was 42 days. Are you sure she's pregnant at all, maybe she had kits since yesterday? Hope everything will be alright!
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Yes she's still pregnant. She's showing all the signs and I can feel them in her belly. I just hope she will have them soon!
 
Kirstysharp2847 said:
Yes she's still pregnant. She's showing all the signs and I can feel them in her belly. I just hope she will have them soon!
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Maybe she just want to keep them for longer then. Se'll be fine then, I will be looking forward to the pictures of your new babies :)
 
Be patient - as long as she is moving, eating, drinking, doesn't seem in pain/discomfort and the babies are moving around it could be a few more days. If any of the above are not happening then I would probably bring her to a vet make sure she is ok, that the kits aren't too big to pass, etc.

Wishing you luck and sweet, healthy, babies!
 
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