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Step 1
Note the rabbit's behavior. Changes in its eating habits and personality are usually signs that something is wrong. Record any changes to diagnose the sick rabbit.
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Step 2
Check for signs of an upper respiratory infection. Rabbits are susceptible to colds. Your rabbit may have runny eyes or nose, be prone to sneezing or have difficulty breathing.
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Step 3
Look for signs of drooling. If your rabbit is drooling excessively, it may have a toothache or suffer from misalignment.
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Step 4
Analyze the rabbit's stool. In a healthy rabbit, you should see large pellets. A sick rabbit may produce runny or irregularly shaped feces. These symptoms point to a problem in the rabbit's digestive tract.
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Step 5
Determine if the rabbit is suffering from an ear infection. Note if your rabbit is off balance or tilting its head often.
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Step 6
Call your vet for a definitive diagnosis. Relay your pet's symptoms and share your suspicions based on its behavior and eating habits.









