My rabbit is pulling fur and building a hay nest?

Yes, this is very normal and a great sign! Out of 100+ litters I've had, only one has pulled fur and NOT had babies. You can probably be guaranteed babies within the next 36 hours.

You probably won't see her kindling, as they usually do it at night while it's quiet and no one is around. Make sure that she has a box to make her nest and kindle in, and plenty of fresh hay or straw to make her nest with. Once the babies are born, you'll need to check them do make sure that there are no stillborns and to remove and dirty or bloodied nesting material.

From then on, check at least once a day to make sure everyone's getting fed and is alive. They'll look like little pieces of meat, born blind, deaf, and nearly hairless. Within a couple of days you'll see fur growing, by 10 days ear will be opening, and at 14 days their eyes will start to open.

At this point you'll have "popcorn babies", where the minute you reach in everyone will start popping about and making noise. Generally this is because they can hear, smell and feel you, but are close to opening eyes, so very active. They are the cutest at this stage, I think, looking like little baby seals.

You can start handling them very carefully as soon as they're born, but no more than a minute or so each. By 2 weeks you should be handling them a couple minutes every day; this gets them used to humans and helps with their dispositions.

This is completely normal my rabbit did this and it was about a week before she was due and she did not give birth until the 34th day so it really is completely normal. She is just getting the room Ready for the new comers!

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