What are the symptoms of constipation in rabbits?

Symptoms of rabbit constipation:
1. In the early stage of rabbit constipation, there is loss of appetite, bowel sounds weaken or disappear, poor mental state, decreased activity, small and small excretion Dry and hard feces pellets.
2. In the middle stage of the disease, rabbits will experience symptoms such as dry mouth, red conjunctiva, and anorexia.
3. Rabbits are in the later stages of constipation. They want to defecate but cannot handle it, have a bad temper, and have hard masses in their abdomen.
Causes of constipation in rabbits:
1. Dietary reasons. The rabbit's diet will directly affect the problem of defecation. When a rabbit eats too much food that is difficult to digest or eats too much rabbit food without sufficient water intake, it will easily lead to constipation in the rabbit.
2. Poor digestion. Rabbits with poor digestion are prone to constipation. Problems with gastrointestinal digestion in rabbits can also lead to weak intestinal peristalsis and constipation.
3. Caused by hair ball syndrome. Rabbits like to lick their fur with their tongues, which will form hair balls in the rabbit's intestines, blocking the intestines and causing constipation.
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