If your rabbit is pulling out its fur, but you don't see a nest, then it probably isn't pregnancy or false pregnancy, it's probably stress.
Stress can be caused by a bad lifestyle or environment, or a traumatic experience, or extreme boredom, or illness. Aside from self-mutilation (pulling fur), stress leads to a low quality of life and can lead to severe, deadly illness (GI stasis, for example). You should do everything you can to give your rabbit a happy life and minimise stress.
You should also look for other signs of illness to see if there's an underlying problem, and be prepared to bring the rabbit to a vet with experience and knowledge in rabbits.
Consider spaying/neutering the rabbit, because sex hormones also contribute to stress.
There's also the possibility that your rabbit has a parasite or other skin problem.
It's also possible that your rabbit is pregnant or has a false pregnancy, but doesn't know how to make a nest.
See the related questions and links below for details on all of the above possibilities.
It is difficult to determine if the rabbit is pregnant based on nest-building behavior alone. The rabbit may have removed the nest from the box to let it dry if it got wet from the rain. Keep an eye on the rabbit for other signs of pregnancy, such as nesting material being pulled from her fur or an increase in appetite.
that will always be the female that is pregnant with her kits
you tell if your your lionhead is pregnant if the rabbit starts pulling her hair out. you dont want to the male rabbit in there when female rabbit is giving birth he will eat baby bunnies! your rabbit will start pulling at their hair usually on the 28th day after (doing it) then will usually give birth on the 31st day or diff.
Is she pulling it out or is it just coming out as you pet her? If she is pulling it out she may be pregnant. In that case you need to get a nest box right away. If you pet her and some hair come then she is just molting.
An expectant rabbit will typically begin to build her nest a few days before giving birth, usually around 28-31 days of pregnancy. It is important to provide her with suitable materials such as hay, straw, and soft bedding to help her create a comfortable and secure nest for her upcoming litter.
well i dont know about the pulling her hair out, but if she's making a nest then its more likely she is making it so she can have a litter of kits/bunnies.
A male rabbit would not make the actual nest for the female but he would be very happy for his fur to be pulled out for the babies to have a comfortable nest. Any rabbit in the pen wouldn't mind the mother rabbit pulling there fur out for a nest because rabbits LOVE to be respected.
shes either pulling i tout to top up the nest or to uncover her teets because they may be hard to get the worst thing would be hat your rabbit has abandoned her babies and is making a new nest
rabbits dont have nests lol they have burrows and i have no idea
Yes
It is to continue to line her nest for her kits.
A rabbit would not eat its nest, only rabbit food or food.
It is pregnant, give the rabbit extra bedding where she has made her nest, be expecting up to 10 babies.
To safely and effectively get rid of a rabbit nest in your yard, you should wait until the nest is empty before removing it. Avoid disturbing the nest while the mother rabbit is still caring for her babies. Once the nest is empty, wear gloves and carefully remove it, placing the nest material in a sealed bag and disposing of it properly.
Only very experienced rabbit handlers can gently palpitate the rabbit's abdomen to feel the little baby rabbits. If you do not know what you are doing, you could hurt the mother and kill the babies by doing this. If you think your female rabbit might be pregnant, provide it with a nest box so it can start building a nest. A few days before she is ready to deliver, she will start pulling out her own fur and padding the box with hay. Be aware however, that some female rabbits have 'false pregnancies' and may start to build a nest even though they are not pregnant.
It is difficult to determine if the rabbit is pregnant based on nest-building behavior alone. The rabbit may have removed the nest from the box to let it dry if it got wet from the rain. Keep an eye on the rabbit for other signs of pregnancy, such as nesting material being pulled from her fur or an increase in appetite.
No... shell have a nother nest to have when she has a next litter. Because she would want her bunnies that are born to have that nest.