What is the reason why the rabbit is bleeding from his toes?

Non-sterile is not thoroughly disinfected and sterilized, and is generally not used for wounds, and alcohol can be disinfected.

Wipe the blood dry and bandage it if you can.

Answer whether its foot is bleeding If it is bleeding, it should be treated in time Send it to the pet hospital** If there is no bleeding, you should observe whether it can walk If it is just a little lame, it can still touch the ground, it will be fine in a few days.

If its feet are always lifted and can't be put down, it is necessary to check whether it is broken or if it is seriously injured.

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After finding that the rabbit is injured, the first thing to check is the injury, especially when the foot is injured, in addition to checking the wound, but also to observe whether the rabbit is acting abnormally, if there is an abnormality, it should be sent to the pet hospital as soon as possible to check whether it hurts the inside of the foot, if there is only a small wound, the pet owner should take measures to deal with the wound.

When treating the wound, first clean the sand and particles on the wound, and then rinse it with normal saline first, and then apply iodophor for disinfection. After the disinfection, apply the pet to close quickly, tie the gauze, put on the Elizabeth hood, and you can wait for the wound to heal.

Treat the wound of the rabbit, but also do a good job of nursing, be diligent in helping the rabbit change gauze, and observe the recovery of the wound. It is also necessary to maintain the hygiene around the rabbit house to avoid too much dust and the wound from becoming infected. During the wound recovery period, put the rabbit in the cage to rest, and do not let the rabbit move too much, so as not to cause secondary injury.

1. Foot dermatitis is not easy to get better, it takes a long time, first change the rabbit to a comfortable foot pad, and then apply it with an anti-inflammatory ointment, such as erythromycin. Povidone-iodine and iodophor are the same thing, which are used for trauma and anti-inflammatory, and can also be used.

2. At present, the problem of bleeding is more important, first check the cause of bleeding, whether the nails are scraped, the rabbit is very painful, of course, there will be no appetite, you can consider giving the rabbit a little vitamin C tablets. If the rabbit is very weak, consider rehydration salts, which are available in the pet hospital and you tell them to know. Check the cause of bleeding, give the rabbit some hemostatic and anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Yunnan Baiyao, if the reason for the long nails is to cut the nails short for the rabbit, and take it to the pet hospital if it is not easy to deal with it, this is very simple, as long as the rabbit can be kept stable, the animals are the same.

3. The cage must have a comfortable foot pad, since your rabbit feet are broken, maybe your cage has a relationship, prepare a comfortable foot pad, clean and replace it every day, now the weather is cold, pay attention to keep the rabbit warm, the surrounding wind, but can not be sealed, it should be ventilated, it can not be too ventilated, try to warm the rabbit, dry, warm, ventilated, clean, regularly clean, preferably once a day. In this way, I believe that the rabbit's foot dermatitis will also get better soon.

It's so easy to bleed, check the soles of its feet to see if there is a long bag or something, and if it grows, it has foot dermatitis. It is best to take it to the hospital for bandaging and pay attention to the environment to avoid being infected with bacteria and suffering from foot dermatitis.

Figure out why the blood is shedding. Bandage it and go to the veterinary hospital for anti-inflammatory injections and see it in a few days I haven't found a veterinary hospital that will see it.

It's okay, just stew the rabbit and make it up.

It's okay, I was also bitten when I was a kid.

If you are scratched by a rabbit's paw and bleed, you need to clean the wound immediately, disinfect and bandage the wound without vaccination, because rabbits generally do not carry any germs. Cats and dogs may carry the rabies virus, and after being scratched, they need to be vaccinated.

<> if the rabbit's paws are bleeding, the wound needs to be cleaned in time, and the wound should be disinfected and bandaged accordingly. And compared with cats and dogs, rabbits generally do not carry bacteria, and if infected with bacteria, there is no harm, and there is generally no need to be vaccinated.

Because the food that rabbits eat is relatively simple, mainly pasture, vegetables, rabbit food and water, unlike cats and dogs that eat meat, many meat foods are carrying germs, and cats and dogs may also be infected with rabies virus, if they are scratched by cats and dogs and bleeding, they need to be vaccinated.

After being injured by a rabbit, you should not apply disinfectant immediately, because the disinfectant can only kill the shallow bacteria, but not the bacteria in the blood, and cannot achieve the real disinfection effect.

The correct method is to immediately wash with clean running water while squeezing out the bleeding (the purpose is to reduce the germs entering the blood) after being injured, and it is not recommended to wash with non-flowing water in a basin, because the bacteria will still have a certain survival in the water, and the bacteria on the surface of the wound may be more abundant than the bacteria in the wound, so washing with running water can avoid re-infection of bacteria. It is recommended to add soap to wash when possible, because some substances in soap can play an important role in killing rabies bacteria, thus reducing the chance of infection, and the cleaning time is recommended to be 15 minutes. (Remember to wash while squeezing blood).