Rabbits with ear mites will not heal on their own. Ear mites are common animal ear canal parasites. Ear mites are contagious to a certain extent and can be transmitted by themselves. Rabbits with ear mites will not recover on their own and must require human intervention. If left alone, the number of ear mites will increase sharply and expand. If it spreads, the rabbit's ears will become itchy, smelly, and then scab, causing the rabbit's ears to droop.

Solutions to rabbits with ear mites:

1. Isolate the affected rabbit. Ear mites are highly contagious. Move the infected rabbit to a clean and tidy place. area, and carry out overall disinfection, sterilization and cleaning of the rabbit cage to ensure a clean and tidy rabbit living environment.

2. Wipe and clean the rabbit ears with a wet paper towel. If you encounter scabs, you need to soften them with olive oil and other oils before wiping them clean.

3. Instill a mite-killing agent into the diseased ear, usually ear mite remover. After overall treatment, the rabbit needs to drink more water and feed it more nutritious food to improve its own resistance.