The reasons why rabbit ears droop down:

1. The owner should observe whether there are any wounds on the auricle. It may be auricle cartilage damage, auricle trauma, or it may be Someone had pulled a rabbit's ears before.

2. When a rabbit's ear canal is infected, the rabbit will have itchy ears and frequently kick its ears with its feet, which will cause the ears to droop.

3. Rabbit ears are rich in blood vessels. When the rabbit’s blood circulation is poor, the ears may droop down.

4. If a rabbit’s ears are infected with ear mites, it will cause its ears to be abnormally itchy. The rabbit may scratch its ears, flick its ears, or have one ear drooped. Pet owners can observe the inside of the rabbit’s ears. If there is a lot of dark brown discharge, further determine whether the rabbit is infected with ear mites.

Solutions to rabbit ears drooping down:

1. Clean and disinfect rabbit cages or nests with utensils to avoid secondary cross-infection of rabbits< /p>

2. If there are wounds on the rabbit’s ears, you can apply iodophor for disinfection and antibacterial to avoid infection.

3. If the rabbit is infected with ear mites, use saline to soften the dirt on the rabbit's outer auricle, then wipe it clean with an alcohol cotton ball and apply ear mite medicine to the rabbit.

4. If the rabbit's cartilage is injured and one of its ears cannot stand erect, take it to the pet hospital for treatment in time.