Common diseases and treatment methods of British spotted rabbits:

1. Fractures:The bones of the British spotted rabbit are light and brittle, but the muscles of the attachment are very strong, and they may fracture at any time if they are used improperly or subjected to a strong blow.

Treatment methods: Severe fractures require surgical treatment, while minor lacerations can be healed as long as they are fixed with a plaster cast. When a vertebral bone is fractured, nerves are often injured, and the recovery is usually poor.

2, White tinea:A skin disease caused by mold, characterized by scaling and hair loss. If secondary bacterial infection is caused, itching will occur, and wet scabs may appear due to local scratching of British spotted rabbits.

Methods of treatment: You can take antifungal agents.