What causes rabbits to have diarrhea?

Causes of rabbit diarrhea:
1. Eating unclean food. Rabbits like to eat carrots and green vegetables. They must be washed and dried before they can be eaten. If they are not clean, it will cause diarrhea.
2. Eat too much. If the owner does not control the rabbit's food intake and feeds too much, the rabbit will suffer from vomiting and diarrhea.
3. Caught a cold. Although rabbits are fluffy, they are very afraid of cold. In winter, they must be kept warm and put a layer of hay under the rabbit cage.
4. Parasitic infection. Common parasites in rabbits include coccidia, roundworms, etc. Among them, the most common and most pathogenic is coccidia, which can parasitize in the cecum of rabbits and cause severe diarrhea in rabbits.
5. Bacterial and viral infections. If the rabbit's living environment is dirty and the rabbit's fur is not taken care of regularly, bacteria and viruses can easily invade the rabbit's body and cause diarrhea.
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