A serval usually gives birth to rabbits between 8 and 10 weeks after birth. When the serval grows up and begins to come into heat, the male serval often slaps the ground with its hind legs to make a sound, and chases after the female serval. It is easy to distinguish male and female serval rabbits during this period. This behavior of the male serval is courting the female serval and expressing his presence to the other. When the female serval rabbit is in heat, it can secrete a special smell, and lift its tail and swing it continuously, so that the secreted smell spreads out, thereby attracting the male serval rabbit.

The serval needs to put something soft for it when giving birth to a rabbit Nest, make it thicker in winter. Next, move to a quiet place, avoid blowing wind, and provide sufficient feed and water, and pay attention to sufficient water supplementation.