What s going on with the edges of my rabbit s ears? 30

There could be a variety of reasons for this at the edge of a rabbit's ear. Here are some possible reasons:

1.Trauma: The edge of a rabbit's ear may rub against a sharp object such as a cage, causing trauma. In addition, there may be fights between rabbits, resulting in bites on the edge of the ear. The wound will scab over as it recovers.

2.Mites or fungal infections: Mites or fungi that breed in rabbits' ears can cause ulcers, crusts, and crusts around the edges of their ears.

3.Malnutrition or vitamin deficiencies: Undernutrition or vitamin deficiencies in the rabbit diet can lead to problems, scabbing and hair loss at the edges of the ears.

4.Excessive drying: If the rabbit's environment is too dry, it may cause it to lose its natural oils, making the edges of the ears hard and susceptible to infection.

In order to accurately diagnose the condition of the edge of your rabbit's ears, it is recommended that you take your rabbit to the veterinarian. The veterinarian will perform a physical examination and possibly some laboratory tests to determine the underlying cause and provide a suitable method. Remember to keep your rabbit's environment moist and make sure they eat a balanced diet with enough protein and vitamins.

Isn't that the same with normal rabbit ears, and so do my rabbits. You see if it's dirty, or if it's frozen, in fact, it's best to go with it, observe and observe, if there is a wound in a few days, go to the hospital, then pay attention to the rabbit's personal hygiene!!

Bugs, see the veterinarian.

1. What is the edge of a bunny's ear?

Rabbits are our friends, and quite a few people like to keep them at home as pets. It is not difficult to find that the edges of rabbits' ears are very soft and simple, and sometimes there are some wrinkles, so what are the edges of their ears made of? In fact, the edges of rabbit ears are made up of a very fine layer of fluffy hair, which is very fluffy and soft.

This delicate fluff has many practical functions for rabbits, such as helping them maintain their body temperature, reducing the possibility of body friction and so on.

2. Why are the edges of the rabbit's ears sometimes wrinkled?

As we said, the edges of rabbit ears are made up of fine fluffy hairs, and they are very soft and fluffy. However, in some cases, the edges of the rabbit's ears may be wrinkled. This is because the edge of the ear is very loose, unlike humans, and most animals have the pinna that is close to the head.

Therefore, in different expressions and states of rabbits, their ears may be wrinkled due to muscle tension. This illustrates the state of the rabbit's expression and behavior, and can be used to get a lot of useful information from the folds on the edge of their ears.

3. Why can Tutu's ears be rotated?

While clumsy human ears have a very limited range of motion and cannot accurately determine the direction of sound sources, rabbit ears can be turned more than 180 degrees, so they can sense surrounding sounds at any time and locate them accurately. The outside of a rabbit's ear is controlled by a muscle called the auricular muscle. The ** nerves of this muscle are very sensitive, and rabbits are also very sensitive to sound.

So when they hear a possible threat, the ears autonomously turn in the direction of the sound.

4. Are the edges of Tutu's ears related to emotions?

The rabbit is an animal with a lot of feelings. A good living environment, adequate space and a proper diet can help them maintain a stable mood. If rabbits are in a comfortable and relaxed state, the edges of their ears will slack and even wrinkle.

On the other hand, if they feel panic or resistance, the delicate and soft fuzz will stand up and the ears will become more erect. This is also a good example for rabbit owners or people who like this small animal, and it can help us take better care of them.

If the rabbit's ears are missing from the roots, it could be one of the following reasons:

1.Rabbit ears that have been cut off or torn: this can be due to an accident, assault or abuse. If this is the case, the rabbit should be immediately sent to a veterinary clinic for **.

2.Rabbit ears are bitten off: This can be caused by a rabbit getting into a fight or attack with other animals. If a rabbit's ear is bitten off, the rabbit should be taken to a veterinary clinic immediately**.

3.Diseases in rabbits' ears: Certain diseases, such as otitis or fungal infections, can cause rabbits' ears to fall off from their roots. In this case, the rabbit should be taken to a veterinary clinic immediately**.

In summary, if the rabbit's ears are missing from the roots, the rabbit should be immediately sent to a veterinary clinic for a procedure** to determine the cause and provide the appropriate **.

1. Trauma, mostly caused by scratching the ears when catching rabbits, the correct way to catch rabbits should be to catch its back with one hand, and hold it with the other hand from under the rabbit's hind legs.

2. Parasites or fungal diseases, generally there will be symptoms such as hair loss at the root of the ear, ear itching, scabs, red and swollen plaques.

3. It is related to the rabbit's own genes, such as the Saibei rabbit, which is characterized by a medium-sized head, slightly thick, black eyes, wide ears, one ear erect, and one ear drooping, so it is called the oblique rabbit.

It doesn't need to be deliberately corrected, it's normal, just don't mention your ears when you hold it.

Small animals must be fed scientifically, so that they can be healthy and healthy, and try to avoid unnecessary diseases. The following is my experience with raising rabbits, my rabbits have been growing healthily for more than three years.

My rabbit's diet is like this: rabbit food + alfalfa grass + cool white open (pure water, mineral water can be, must not be tap water), in addition, there are some rabbit snacks, bought online, such as carrots, dried vegetables, banana chips, biscuits that rabbits specialize in, as well as puffed fruity grains, in addition, rabbits need to grind their teeth, you can use alfalfa grass cakes, it is best to use one piece a day if possible, you can also use molars, there are banana shapes, grape shapes, rabbits like it.

Teeth grinding is very important! Otherwise, as soon as the teeth are long, Tutu will not eat, and it hurts, and he will have to go to the hospital to grind his teeth!

Tutu also likes to eat fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, one or two petals at a time. If you want to feed the vegetable leaves or something, be sure to wash the vegetable leaves, and then dry them before feeding, the water is too heavy, and the rabbit will be strained.

Rabbits also have to gnaw on cardboard boxes, power cords, latex paint corners, potted plants, leather items, and also gnaw on power cords, so usually these have to be put away or blocked with things, especially the charger power cord. It's gnawed on all of the above things, and it's going to be strained!

At home, I usually prepare some papaya pills, lactase, papaya pills to make hairball, lactase to regulate the stomach and intestines, which can be used in emergencies. It's all available online!

The rabbit is eaten and pulled, so it can eat and pull all day long. You can feed it three times a day, in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening before going to bed! A small handful of rabbit food + a mix of snacks at a time!

Feed more, it will pull more, and grow very fat, my rabbit is now very fat, alfalfa grass I use scissors to cut into small pieces, three times a day, a small handful each time!

There are two possibilities.

One is the scabbing caused by abrasions on the rabbit's ears in certain places. It's a trauma, but it's not too serious, and if it's already scabbed, it's fine. The rabbit's ears are too big, and if you accidentally throw them around, you get stuck in that gap.

One is ** disease, fungus, ringworm, etc., the fungus may not be large, because it generally occurs in a humid environment around the mouth and nose, so the ringworm may be larger. If this piece falls out and doesn't get better for a long time, then you probably have to be careful.

Finally, for the time being, do not use drugs for lead finches, observe the one-year-old beam segment, and it is not good or become larger, it is recommended to press the ringworm ** Huai Cave.

In addition, the wire of this cage is too thin and the gap is too large, which is harmful to the rabbit's paws, so it is recommended to add a layer of mesh foot pad.

You can ask Yue Ting'er on TB, she specializes in these diseases of Tutu