The reasons why rabbits have poor appetite in summer:

1. The temperature is too high in summer, and the water in the rabbit's body is lost rapidly, causing the rabbit to be thirsty and irritable and not want to eat.

2. Bacteria are easy to breed in summer, and gastrointestinal diseases are prone to occur, resulting in poor appetite in rabbits.

3. It is normal to have a poor appetite when the seasons change. It is possible that the rabbit is tired of eating one kind of food, so it has no appetite.

Solutions for rabbits with poor appetite in summer:

1. Feed rabbits more water. The temperature is too high in summer. Drinking water can speed up the metabolism of the body. It is necessary Cooling measures can be taken.

2. Feed the rabbit some probiotics. Probiotics can mediate the gastrointestinal function of the rabbit and can relieve the rabbit's symptoms.

3. To increase the diversity of rabbit food, grass, rabbit food, vegetables, fruits, and oats can all be fed to rabbits to ensure that the rabbits have a balanced nutrition.