Doe miscarried. Why? - Graphic picture

[Shan_non]

I have a 2 year old NZW doe that was at least 1 week pregnant. She looked clearly distressed this morning and didn't touch her breakfast (VERY not normal for her, she loves to dive right in.)
She even grunted at me a few times. I knew something was wrong. Came back to check on her an hour later and she was eating the evidence of a miscarriage. It was 87 here yesterday and today.
She is in the shade, with an indoor/outdoor hutch. Fresh cold water, frozen carrot. When I sprayed the afterbirth away with a hose, I could see the "beans" of what would have been babies.
Could the weather have prompted this miscarriage or what other reason would she miscarry? Is there anything I should do to make sure she is okay? Her bottom looks clean.
She is a very happy, healthy rabbit. Goes outside once a day in a run. She has had 1 previous healthy litter.

 

[ladysown]

you got all that after one week of pregnancy?

it's hard to say why a rabbit miscarries. General thinking would be major stress, or something genetically wrong with the babies preventing growth, miscarriage was just clearing out the dead youngsters to protect the doe.

 

[Shan_non]

Probably more like 2 weeks. Such a bummer! Thanks for your response.

 

[macksmom98]

Bummer for sure, hope she does better next time. I would give her a week and if all goes well rebreed.