My rabbit’s foot has turned red for no apparent reason, and it licks it frequently and won’t let me touch it — what medicine should I use and what should I do?

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Based on your description, we can only gather that the rabbit’s local skin shows symptoms such as redness and itching, which may be caused by a parasitic or fungal infection. When a rabbit is infected with fungus, it usually experiences large areas of hair loss, redness, ulceration, and itching, which can spread to the whole body if not treated promptly. If this occurs, you need to give the rabbit antifungal medication in time and disinfect its living environment to avoid repeated infection.

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