Why does female rabbits leak milk?

Answer 1

They don't: there's no normal reason for a rabbit of either sex to bleed. If your rabbit is bleeding, go to a vet. See the related question below for details.

Sometimes a rabbit's urine is reddish and that doesn't mean it's bleeding. Rabbit urine can change colour depending on the weather, stress levels, dehydration, what foods they've eaten, etc.

Answer 2

It means your rabbit is very sick and needs to see a vet who has experience and knowledge in bunnies.

The rabbit could have ovarian cancer, or an injury in the area, or perhaps a urinary infection, or something else.

Female rabbits don't menstruate. There's no normal reason for a rabbit to bleed.

Rabbit urine can sometimes be reddish, dark or bright, but that doesn't mean the rabbit is bleeding. It could be because of something she ate (like the pigment in a vegetable), or maybe the rabbit is under a bit of stress or dehydrated. Look for other signs of ill-health in your rabbit, and consider any improvements you make to your rabbit's diet or lifestyle.

See the related question below for more info and links.

Answer 3

If she is bleeding from her reproductive organs, she is having her period. If the bleeding persists for more than several days you should contact a vet.

Answer 4

She may be in labor, having trouble, if it is her first litter she might bleed a little more than usual.

Answer 5

She has a lot of milk and maybe the babies are too little or too few to relieve her of all of the milk she is making.

Answer 6

it could be diaria