1. Nest Condition:
- The nest is not well-made or constructed.
- The nest is not well-lined with fur.
- The nest is dirty or wet.
- The nest is located in an exposed or unsuitable area.
2. Doe Behavior:
- The doe is not attentive to the kits.
- The doe frequently leaves the nest for extended periods.
- The doe does not respond to the kits' calls or distress.
- The doe exhibits aggressive or neglectful behavior towards the kits.
3. Kit Behavior:
- The kits appear restless or agitated.
- The kits are not gaining weight or growing at an expected rate.
- The kits have a dull or rough coat.
- The kits are not feeding properly.
- The kits are not nesting together or seeking warmth.
4. Health Issues:
- The kits may develop respiratory problems, digestive issues, or other health concerns due to neglect.
It's important to closely monitor the doe's behavior and the condition of the kits to determine if intervention is necessary. If you suspect that a doe is not adequately caring for her babies, it's advisable to seek guidance from a veterinarian or experienced rabbit breeder who can provide further assistance.