Do rabbits need to be isolated from male rabbits after birth? Without isolation, there will be serious consequences!

Isolation is required. There are two main reasons: 1. Rabbits can enter the ovulation period immediately after birth, and it is easy to become pregnant again if they are not isolated from male rabbits, which affects the health of female rabbits; 2. After birth, female rabbits need a lot of nutrition, so they should not be frightened. It is easy for female rabbits not to take care of their young when they are with male rabbits. In serious cases, they may bite or eat the young.
Rabbits must be isolated from male rabbits immediately after production and cannot be kept in the same cage for the following two reasons:
1. Rabbits can enter the ovulation period immediately after birth, and it is easy to become pregnant again if they are not isolated from male rabbits, which affects the health of female rabbits.
Rabbits are very prone to oestrus. After giving birth, female rabbits will still enter the ovulation period quickly. Postpartum mating is called "blood mating". This kind of mating is also easy to cause female rabbits to become pregnant again, causing serious damage to their bodies. If rabbits are not isolated, they can give birth many times a year. Therefore, the feeding and mating of rabbits should be separated. Rabbits should be kept in the same cage only when they need to give birth. Once pregnant, female rabbits should be separated immediately, and they should be fed separately after birth.
2. After birth, female rabbits need a lot of nutrition, so they should not be frightened. It is easy for female rabbits not to take care of their young when they are with male rabbits. In serious cases, they may bite or eat the young.
After birth, female rabbits are weak and need a lot of nutrition to feed their young. And it is better not to touch the young rabbits. Once they are contaminated with other smells, they will be easily abandoned by the female rabbits. If the female rabbit is frightened or nervous, and there is no suitable lactating environment, she may also bite or even eat the young. Therefore, she must be isolated from the male rabbit after birth, so that she can not affect her lactation.