Rabbit kits have a natural instinct to nurse and consume milk from their mother. However, it is possible for them to overfeed and potentially experience issues such as bloating or "blown out" bellies. This condition is commonly referred to as "milk bloat."

Milk bloat occurs when kits consume excessive amounts of milk, leading to a buildup of gas and fluid in their stomachs. This can cause their bellies to appear distended and bloated. In severe cases, it can lead to discomfort, digestive issues, and even mortality if not addressed promptly.

To help prevent milk bloat in rabbit kits, it's essential to ensure that they are receiving the right amount of milk from their mother. Observing their nursing behavior and monitoring their weight gain can provide insights into their milk intake. If you notice excessive bloating or discomfort in the kits' bellies, it's advisable to consult a veterinarian who specializes in rabbits for proper diagnosis and guidance.

Additionally, providing a balanced diet to the doe (mother rabbit) can help ensure that she produces milk of good quality and quantity. This includes offering her a nutritionally complete diet and providing access to fresh water at all times.

Overall, attentive care, monitoring the kits' nursing behavior, and seeking veterinary assistance when necessary are important for the health and well-being of rabbit kits.