What should I do if my rabbit has diarrhea?

Rabbits have relatively fragile intestines and stomach, cannot eat many things, and have relatively high requirements for food. The food given to rabbits should be clean, and spoiled and rotten food should not be given to rabbits. If you have no experience in raising rabbits and do not wash the vegetables or shake off the water when feeding the rabbits, it is easy for the rabbits to have diarrhea. If this is the case, you can fast the rabbit for a day and it should be fine.

If the owner always changes the rabbit's food frequently, or moves to a new environment, the rabbit may have a stress reaction and develop diarrhea. In this case, you can feed the rabbit some probiotics, such as Yide Yitu, and then observe it for a day or two to see if there is any improvement. If diarrhea still occurs, you should consider whether you have enteritis. In this case, If it is more serious, it is best to go to a pet hospital for formal treatment.

The weather in winter is relatively cold. If you do not take measures to keep warm, the rabbit may catch a cold and develop diarrhea, so you must do a good job of keeping warm. You can raise rabbits indoors, or you can make a warmer nest for the rabbit and cover it with some old clothes to create a warm environment for the rabbit.

Observe the condition of the rabbit carefully. If the rabbit has a fishy smell when it has diarrhea and there is clear secretion in the feces, it may be enteritis. In this case, you need to pay attention. Enteritis is a serious condition that cannot be cured by simply taking medicine. In this case, you need to go to a pet hospital for formal treatment and let a doctor check and diagnose.

You must pay attention to the situation of rabbits having diarrhea. The vitality of domestic rabbits is still relatively fragile. If not handled well, the rabbit may lose its life.