French Lop Rabbit Diarrhea: Feed Gentamicin. Gentamicin can be mixed into water. If the rabbit does not have the strength to drink water, it needs to be fed into the mouth with a syringe. Additionally, Bunny needs to be given an unlimited amount of Timothy Grass. If the rabbit does not eat food, you can add some glucose.

French Lop Cold: Sneezing and runny nose. Banlangen is used in summer, and Shuanghuanglian is used in winter. If it's just a sneeze without a runny nose, the rabbit may be allergic to dust in the grass or bedding.

French lop-eared rabbit rhinitis: The cold is aggravated and may be transformed into rhinitis. Rhinitis can also cause sneezing. Can be fed Banlangen or Shuanghuanglian.

French lop-eared rabbit trichiasis: finding long down eyelashes Cut off, drop anti-inflammatory medicine.

Anus prolapse in French lop-eared rabbits: use a cotton swab to stain norfloxacin or Yunnan Baiyao and plug the anus into it.

Cracked ears of French lop rabbits: caused by mites or bacteria, first wipe with alcohol, and then use fungi to eliminate. Wash your ears more often, but don't let water get into your bunny's ears.

French lop-eared rabbit foot dermatitis: Rabbit in a non-professional rabbit cage, such as a long wire bottom net, is likely to cause foot skin abrasion and form foot dermatitis, which is caused by fungi and can Use fungus.

French lop-eared rabbit stomatitis: mostly caused by non-professional water bottles. More serious, it is best to see a doctor.