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🐰 Setareh Bunnies — Health Hub
Your trusted guide for understanding
rabbit health, wellness, and early warning signs.
![]() Use this page as your starting point for learning how to keep your rabbit healthy, happy, and thriving. ⸻ ✨ Common Health Topics Click each topic to read a full, in-depth guide. GI Stasis What it is, early warning signs, emergency steps, and how to prevent flare-ups. Urinary Issues (Sludge, Stones, UTIs) Symptoms to watch for, diet-related causes, and when vet care is needed. Respiratory Problems Sneezing, nasal discharge, noisy breathing—what’s normal and what’s a red flag. Parasites (Internal & External) Signs of worms, mites, fleas, and safe treatment options. Dental Problems Overgrown teeth, drooling, picky eating, and how to prevent dental disease. Skin & Coat Issues Shedding, dandruff, flaky skin, bald patches, and when to worry. Heat Stroke How to keep rabbits cool, signs of overheating, and emergency care steps. Digestive Upset & Soft Poops Causes, what’s normal vs. concerning, and how to support gut health. Ear Problems (Infections & Mites) Head tilt, scratching, discharge, and when to call the vet. Behavior Changes Sudden aggression, hiding, lethargy—understanding what your bunny may be trying to tell you. ⸻ 🐇 When to Seek Immediate Vet Care Call your rabbit-savvy veterinarian right away if you notice: • 💔 Not eating for 6+ hours • ❌ No poop or very tiny/dry poop • 🩸 Blood in urine or stool • 🌀 Loss of balance or head tilt • 🫁 Breathing rapidly or loudly • 😰 Severe lethargy • 🐰 Constant tooth grinding (pain sign) • 🚫 Straining to urinate or crying out • 🧊 Signs of heat stroke You know your bunny best—if something feels off, it’s always better to be safe. ⸻ 💛 Building a Health-Smart Home This hub also includes practical guidance for preventing illness before it starts: • Proper diet & hydration • Safe housing and flooring • Litter box setup • Environmental enrichment • Stress reduction • Bonding with your rabbit • Spot-checking health daily These foundational habits help keep your bunny stable and reduce emergency visits. |