Is my rabbit 1 month old at 4 weeks? How do I determine its exact age?

Yes, a vet can examine Lola and give an approximate age. I would have her seen by a vet to have this done but to also get a health check. Sometimes animals from these large chain stores are not in the best health.

Milk needs to be given for at least 3 weeks. at this age you won't be able to tell if it is a male or female but here is a picture for later, it explains how to differ between the two: http://fattysrabbitry.weebly.com/uploads/3/2/2/4/32247343/1675095_orig.jpg

They are quite cute! The best way to determine pregnancy in a rabbit is via a physical exam. Other symptoms include weight gain, nesting, fur pulling or aggressive behavior. Gestation is short, about 4 weeks. They can mate as soon as a few days after kindling (giving birth), so it would be recommended to separate them until you can determine genders and pregnancy status. You can read about how to determine sex in rabbits at the link below. https://www.petcoach.co/article/sexing-rabbits/

It can be quite difficult to an untrained eye with a rabbit that young, but is possible. It's best to have one person hold the bunny upside down and hold the back legs, so it can't kick. Once the bunny is calm, look for the penis (testicles will not be present) or vagina. Do a google image search of "how to sex a rabbit" to find good examples of the difference in anatomy. Below is a good link that explains how to look for the anatomy: http://www.wikihow.com/Determine-the-Sex-of-a-Rabbit

I do not recommend giving oats as this is too concentrated for bunnies and can cause some severe upsets in their gastrointestinal tract. It's best to feed these little bunnies a good pelleted feed (i.e. Oxbow) that is made for juvenile rabbits. You should also give them free-choice hay (good quality like timothy or brome) along with plenty of fresh grass. I do not recommend introducing vegetables, or fruits until the bunnies are four months old. This diet will ensure your bunnies are getting the best nutrients and will ensure that they are well-adapted to eating the healthy stuff (grass, hay, quality pellets) rather than the junk (fruits and vegetables). Keep in mind that when you do add the fruits and vegetables to the diet, it should be no more than 10% of the total diet. As far as petting the bunnies...the more you do, the more they will be socialized with you and other people. There is no limit to how much you pat them. However, if you stop petting them as much, they will naturally start to be less social. Remember, always go slow and gentle with bunnies. These guys are born to be terrified of everything, so any traumatic event will make them more and more scared of people. I hope that helps and all is well with the bunnies.

I am afraid there is no test. However if you only bought the rabbit recently, you can go back to the shop and they can tell you what age their rabbits were at a certain time of sale. As for the gender : male rabbits have two elongated testicles, one each either side of the penis, Females just have a little slit. As for its breed , you can upload a good photo from the side and we can try to figure out what breed your rabbit is.

Hi and thank you for your question, Most rabbits reach sexual maturity at the age of about 4 months, but this also depends on the breed, size and individual differences. Males may try to mount other rabbits and/or become territorial and aggressive. Females often become aggressive and may bite. In males the testicles become developed and descend into the scrotum on each side. Regards