not eating before birth

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- 09/01/2015 at 9:17 PM
  LittleLilac
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  hello,
  
  my rabbit is only 2 weeks pregnant but i wanted to get this up as soon as possible for answers. the warning above says to contact a vet if bun bun doesnt eat for 12-24 hours. well i have heard bunnies dont eat 24 hours before kindling. is this true? if so could it damage her health? thanks!
- 09/02/2015 at 2:18 AM
  Bam
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  Hi!
  
  This is not the best forum for getting info about pregnant rabbits. We simply don’t have the experience or the expertise.
  
  This is the relevant section of our forum rules:
  
  Discussions of Breeding and Rabbits as Livestock: Discussions involving intentional breeding (of any animal) and meat & fur rabbits are not allowed.
  • Accidental Litters: We do not have the experience to advise you. We do not allow ongoing threads on the matter because the information then goes out to google search results, inviting more of the same. Only a couple of members have some experience with this, but we are unable to make sure the advice given is reliable; we are not a site or forum that has a wealth of experience in this matter and it would be better for your bunnies to find reliable resources for pregnant/nursing does and their babies. Please visit Resources and scroll to “Oops Surprise Litter”. Other forums like Rabbitsonline.net, that cater to a broader range of experience, may also be of help. (Your post may locked or deleted once resources are given.) And of course, be sure to seek vet care and advice. Do not use the forum to give or sell bunnies as well. Since we don’t allow prolonged discussions regarding this, the thread will be locked. We hope you will find the above resources useful. Please feel free to to ask about other aspects of caring for your bunny!
  
  Edit: I am locking this thread now. I hope you will be able to find the info you seek elsewhere. I wish you and your bunny all the best.
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