I don’t know much about pregnancy in rabbits bought I just wanted to offer some comfort! Try not to panic, are you SURE he is a boy? It’s sooo hard to sex young rabbits. Females will hump females trying to figure out dominance. I would have a vet check the sex of this new rabbit to be sure if it’s a boy first. I don’t know how a vet tells if a female is pregnant but I know some signs of pregnancy are building a nest and pulling out their fur. I hope everything is okay! *vibes for your buns* and congratulations on the new addition, even if it has led to this situation. Also don’t beat yourself up about this, there are many times that the sex of a young rabbit is mistaken. If she is pregnant it was an accident and you can help her get through the pregnancy safely. Keep us posted!

I hope your situation turns out alright!

It’s been a while since I’ve dealt with a neuter but isn’t 3-4 months a bit young to neuter?

Unfortunately as you know….it only takes once!  Can you take them into the vet?  I had a similar OOPS w/ Jessica.  I took her to the vet w/in 24-48 hours and she told me that at that point she couldn’t really assess whether she was pregnant or not.  Her suggestion was to either wait or schedule a spay ASAP!  If there were embryos they could be “aborted” or “removed” during the spay.  I couldn’t get the funds together fast enough, so I put it on the back burner.  I monitored her weight, activity levels, etc.  We couldn’t tell she was pregnant until we came into school one morning and there were bunny babies everywhere!  Unfortunately, I think that happens to many of us OOPS folks.  Keep us posted.

If you saw his bits he’s likely a boy…And it only takes once. They can be neutered as young as three months, but most vets recommend five…

I looked up tons on pregnancy as I thought Kokanee might have been when I first got her. They basically don’t show any signs, as they are prey animals. They don’t milk ahead of time, nipples don’t drop and you can tell by looking -most vets can’t tell by feeling.

How old is she? You could take her in NOW for a spay and then it would be all right and you wouldn’t have to worry. I would really recommend the spay now and if you can’t afford it, you could probably work out payment plans with your vet, especially considering the circumstances.

If she makes a nest two weeks from now-false pregnancy. If she makes one in about amonth, she’s likely pregnant. Pregos make the nest the day of birth or the day before. False pregos will make one approx fourteen days after ‘coupling’

Keep us posted!

yeah rabbits can actually get pregnant as early as 10 weeks, so it is possible indeed. Best to go to the vets!

She’s really too young for a spay but she’s also too young for a pregnancy – best to get the advice of the vet.

The males can be neutered when their testicles drop around 3 or 4 months.

Hope she isn’t pregnant though.

If I converted that correctly to American dollars it’s about $95.00 American dollars so I would say that is very reasonable.

Oh if only that’s how much it was here!  I’d be at the vets in a heartbeat.  I know it’s all relative though but man why does this state/area have to be so much…grrr!! I’m looking at upwards of 200s

I’d say that’s a very good price!! Lets all cross our fingers for no babies

wow, here in terre haute its only $45 to have a neuter….

keep us posted!

How soon is payday? Maybe you can make the appt now?

Yes – it is probably a good idea to take her to the vet to get an opinion, the vet may feel that she is too young to be pregnant or to get spayed, so definitely get the vets advice. Even though she is old enough to get pregnant, you wouldn’t want to get her spayed too young if the vet does not recommend it.