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Ringworm: Ringworm can be transmitted between animals A fungus called trichophyton causes ringworm, according to Pet Care GT. The microorganism causes rabbits to develop patchy round bald spots with distinct edges, according to the University of Miami. The exposed skin sometimes features raised red spots and lesions. The University of Miami recommends veterinarians . . . → Read More: Rabbit Fungal Medical Conditions Rabbit ear mite: The rabbit ear mite, Psoroptes cuniculi, produces abundant red-brown crusts in the ear canal. The rabbit may shake his head or scratch at his ears or one or both ears may droop. This is a very uncomfortable disease. Mites may be seen with the naked eye, moving . . . → Read More: Mites affecting Rabbits Some tips for keeping your rabbits healthy and free from disease: Build a rabbit hutch [cage] which can be easily cleaned and will keep your rabbit safe from the elements of weather. Build a roomy and comfortable hutch or cage. Your rabbit must remain dry and free of drafts. Place the . . . → Read More: Rabbit Diseases - Pasteurella Multocida Infection |
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