First, it may be gastroenteritis, which is caused by bacterial infection in the intestinal tract. This can be treated with simple anti-inflammatory treatments and fed with some roughage. Second, if it is a male rabbit, it is recommended to touch the bladder. It may be caused by cystitis and holding back urine, resulting in loss of appetite and mental distress. The rabbit needs to be sent to the hospital for catheterization treatment in time. Third, it may be caused by parasitic infection in the body, so the rabbit does not eat. In this case, it is recommended to deworm the rabbit.

The rabbit keeps lying down without energy

The lack of energy in rabbits may be due to eating too much, hot weather, being frightened, etc. But you need to first consider the coccidiosis infection in the body. You can inject long-acting anti-coccidiosis injections into rabbits, or you can give rabbits oral coccidiosis. You can put the medicine in water or food. Rabbits are very susceptible to coccidiosis. , especially small rabbits have poor resistance and need to take precautions.

What are the symptoms of rabbit coccidiosis

The incubation period of coccidiosis is about 3 days. General symptoms include loss of appetite or loss of appetite, weight loss, immobility, lethargy, pale conjunctiva, rough coat, secretions from the eyes and nose, feces often attached to the tail and hind legs, increased urination, diarrhea or even bloody stools, and rising body temperature. Highly, some rabbits even have yellow staining of their mucous membranes. If your rabbit has the above symptoms such as loss of appetite and diarrhea, please go to the pet hospital for examination in time.

What to do if a rabbit doesn’t eat and is depressed

First, it may be gastroenteritis, which is caused by bacterial infection in the intestinal tract. This can be treated with simple anti-inflammatory treatment and fed with some roughage. Second, if it is a male rabbit, it is recommended to touch itIf you check your bladder, it may be cystitis, loss of appetite, and mental distress caused by holding back urine. You need to be sent to the hospital for catheterization treatment in time. Third, it may be caused by parasitic infection in the body, so the rabbit does not eat. In this case, it is recommended to deworm the rabbit.