How many stages does a rabbit have?

Rabbits undergo four primary life stages: the neonatal stage (birth to about three weeks), the juvenile stage (three weeks to six months), the subadult stage (six months to one year), and the adult stage (one year and older). Each stage is characterized by specific developmental milestones, such as growth, socialization, and reproductive maturity. Understanding these stages is important for proper care and management of rabbits.