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Why Are My Rabbit’s Eyes Red and Tearing?
Red, tearing rabbit eyes are usually irritation from dust or feed particles, diet-related 'heat,' or a bacterial infection. Remove the irritant, adjust the diet, or clean and treat with rabbit eye drops depending on the cause.
How to Treat Rabbit Conjunctivitis
Rabbit conjunctivitis is treated by cleaning the eye and applying drops, isolating the infected rabbit, disinfecting its cage, and fixing the diet. Never use human medications; follow a vet's guidance.
How Good Is a Rabbit’s Night Vision?
Rabbit night vision is about as good as daytime vision because their eyes gather light well, but like all vision they have a blind spot, a small zone right in front of the nose that they compensate for with smell.
Why Is My Rabbit Aggressive and Biting?
Rabbit aggression and biting are mainly fear-based stress responses, but asserting dominance, defending food, and self-defense also play a role. Correct the behavior with firm correction, gentle authority gestures, crate timeouts, or neutering for persistent cases.
Caring for a Rabbit During Weaning
Weaning is a critical stage in a rabbit's development, and proper post-weaning care directly affects growth. Key measures include daily exercise with sunlight, adequate water, a small salt supplement, careful controlled feeding, and early disease prevention against pasteurellosis and coccidiosis.
How to Take Good Care of a Pet Rabbit
Good rabbit care spans diet, grooming, litter training, a clean hutch, and bathing. This guide covers the five points every owner should master.
What Causes Bad Breath in Rabbits?
Rabbit bad breath has many causes - poor mouth cleaning, indigestion, or oral disease. Find the root cause and address it specifically. This article explains common causes and corresponding treatments.
How to Handle Bad Breath in Rabbits
Many things cause rabbit bad breath, but the most common is an oral disease. If you notice bad breath, check for oral disease first. Whatever the cause, it needs prompt attention. This article shares measures to handle rabbit bad breath.
Causes of Stomatitis in Rabbits
When a rabbit develops stomatitis, it usually shows mouth ulcers, bad breath, and other issues. These are not very harmful and are fairly easy to treat - timely action resolves them. This article explains what causes rabbit stomatitis.
What Are a Rabbit’s Stress Responses?
Rabbits are timid and startle easily; severe stress can even kill. This guide covers the signs and the environmental triggers — noise, temperature, humidity, light — owners must control.