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Why does a rabbit’s poop grow white fuzz after sitting long?
Two cases: 1) in damp, stuffy conditions the feces mold, growing white/gray mold with odor; mold harms airways and produces toxins damaging immunity/organs. 2) undigested plant seeds in the feces may sprout white roots in suitable conditions. Clean the cage, use dry bedding, keep dry/ventilated, remove feces daily; see a vet if breathing/appetite issues.
How to Treat White Discharge in a Rabbit’s Eyes
White discharge in a rabbit's eyes can come from a heating-up diet, long irritant fur, or inflammation like conjunctivitis. Adjust the diet, trim surrounding fur and clean the space, or use rabbit eye drops plus an Elizabethan collar for infection.
My rabbit keeps vomiting white and yellow liquid and is very weak
Rabbit vomiting can stem from diet, digestive infection, parasites, or liver and bile disease. Withhold food 12 to 24 hours, offer water or glucose, and see a vet to find the cause.
My Rabbit Has a Hard, Slightly Soft Lump Near Its Eye Oozing White Matter; How Do I Treat It Without a Nearby Vet?
Facial abscesses in rabbits usually come from nasolacrimal or dental problems, sometimes bone infection. They feel like hard lumps or movable soft bumps.
My Rabbit Has a Wound on Its Inner Hind Leg with White Material – Will It Heal, and How Do I Treat It?
The photo shows a deep pus-infected wound with white necrotic tissue and discharge; it needs professional cleaning and systemic antibiotics, not home care. A vet should sedate, debride and stitch, then apply wound cream daily.
Can rabbits eat white radish?
Rabbits can eat white radish, but fresh radish is too high in water and can cause diarrhea or even fatal dehydration. Control the amount, or bake it to remove moisture. Rabbits under 6 months have weak immunity and digestion, so radish is not advised; some radishes are spicy and unpalatable.
What to Feed a Nursing Rabbit to Boost Milk
Low milk in a doe usually means she needs more nutrition, and the fix ranges from lactogenic greens like dandelion and lettuce to malt, soy milk with brown sugar, crushed sesame and peanuts, or human lactation tablets. Have her eat the placenta, help with nest-building if needed, and massage the udder with a warm towel — for a stubborn case, an ovulation-hormone injection helps.
What Are the Large Rabbit Breeds?
Popular large rabbit breeds include the French Hotot (8–11 kg, with panda-like eye markings), the gentle Holland Lop (2–2.5 kg), the fast-growing American Angora (5.3 kg by 11 months), and the massive Belgian Giant Chinchilla (record 12.7 kg). Each differs in temperament and care needs—Holland Lops are heat-sensitive and nocturnal, while Angoras are herbivorous wool producers.
Why Is My Rabbit Not Eating and Lethargic?
Not eating with low energy signals a gut problem—most often dehydration, constipation, or the dangerous intestinal obstruction (blockage). A blockage is life-threatening, so act fast: keep the gut moving with forced feeding, gentle exercise and belly massage, and steady water, and get to a vet if it doesn't improve.
Why Rabbits Lose Fur
Rabbit fur loss usually points to poor nutrition, mange mites, ringworm, or bacterial skin disease — each with its own treatment, from mineral supplements to antiparasitics and antifungals. Clear away loose fur and check feed for trapped hair so the rabbit doesn't swallow it.