How many bunnies can a rabbit have?

Rabbits have earned quite the reputation, and for good reason, for being rapid reproducers. A female rabbit, who generally will have a litter of between one and 14 baby bunnies during each pregnancy, can become pregnant again, if left with an unaltered male, less than 24 hours after giving birth. read more

One breeding pair of rabbits – and their offspring – can create nearly 4 million rabbits in only 4 years! As prey animals, reproduction is the rabbit’s only defense against extinction. Females are able to conceive at about 3 months old. read more

Rabbits can have anywhere from one to 14 babies, also called kits, in one litter. An average litter size is six. Hereditary and environmental factors play a role in the number of kits born in a litter. read more