How many times have we heard the saying ‘breed like a rabbit’? If this is true, rabbits should breed a lot of young and very often, shouldn't they? In reality, this is a half-truth and the way our rabbit breeds not only influences her health but also shows the breeder's respect for the breeding mother. In this article we will talk about it.
Sometimes we have seen cases in which people abandon their rabbits in parks or forests, thinking that this is the most ‘natural’ thing to do and that they will know how to make a good living, but is this the case?
There is no doubt that these situations can cause us enormous sadness, but worse than an inevitable death is to prolong a life of suffering and pain. Putting an end to this situation is always the last of the alternatives to be taken, but always after a proper veterinary professional assessment.
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