Rabbit Health

There are many diseases that can affect rabbits, and some of them can be fatal. However, if you take great care in monitoring your pet, you will notice any changes in behavior or appetite that may signal illness.

In this category, you will learn about common rabbit illnesses and how to identify them early. You will also discover tips on how to keep your rabbit healthy and happy so they live a long and happy life with you!

Ear Mites in Rabbits – Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment

Introduction: Ear Mites in Rabbits Psoroptes cuniculi commonly termed ear mites in rabbits can infest your pet rabbit. Overlooking its symptoms at the early stage can lead to diseases like a canker sore and irritate your cutie dramatically. But the relieving fact is that diagnosing and treating this parasitic problem is uncomplicated. Here is everything you…

In-depth Guide to Flystrike in Rabbits: Signs, Preventive Care, and Remedies

Introduction: Flystrike in Rabbits Warm weather comes with several health risks for rabbits. Flystrike (also known as myiasis) is one of the worst concerns for your bunny. Yes, pet rabbits are as susceptible to flystrike as their cousins in the wild. But nothing to worry about. There are effective ways to keep your bun safe…

Do rabbits fart? Should you be concerned?

Introduction – Do rabbits fart? Should you be concerned? Do rabbits fart? You might be wondering about that, and whether it is something you should be concerned about. The answer is yes – rabbits do fart, and it is an essential part of their digestive health. But don’t worry, you’re not likely to hear your…

Why Do Bunnies Eat Their Poop? Should You Be Worried?

Introductions – Why Do Bunnies Eat Their Poop? Should You Be Worried? Rabbits usually pretend they’re healthy even when they’re not. Fortunately, there’s one sign that they can’t hide – their poop! Learning all about your bunny’s poop can help keep them happy and healthy. For starters, bunnies eat their poop. However, there’s nothing to…

How to Prevent Overgrown Teeth in Rabbits

Introduction – How to Prevent Overgrown Teeth in Rabbits Bunnies are adorable little buck-toothed creatures. Their teeth never stop growing during the entire lifecycle. Rabbits have a combination of ultra-sharp molars and incisors (both types keep growing throughout their life period). The dental anatomy eases their job of munching the coarse fiber-rich foods in the…

When To Take Your Pet Rabbit to the Vet

Intro: When To Take Your Pet Rabbit To The Vet Rabbits are very lovable and make great pets. They have been domesticated for over 1,000 years, so they are not shy around humans. However, when you see your pet rabbit’s nose get wet with a runny discharge or if it is sneezing more than usual,…

Can Rabbits Catch a Cold?

Intro: Can Rabbits Catch a Cold? Can rabbits catch a cold? The answer is yes, but they do not get the same kind of cold that humans get. Rabbits can only contract rhinitis (a type of upper respiratory infection), and this usually comes from direct contact with another rabbit who has it. Rabbit cold is…