Questionwhat are the differencess in pregnancies and false pregnancies?
AnswerReally, they can be hard to tell apart without a sonogram or palpation (feeling for babies, which should only be done after you are shown how to properly do it). One clue can be if the rabbit starts making a nest around 2 weeks after being bred. Normally rabbits don't start making a nest until 3 weeks or more into pregnancy, and ones that start making a nest really early are often experiencing a false pregnancy. However, this is not a foolproof guide, as a few rabbits just start making a nest very early.