Symptoms of a rabbit falling from a height

Symptoms of a rabbit falling from a height:
1. Fracture. Rabbits can easily break bones if they fall from a height. When the bone is broken, the rabbit does not like to move, has abnormal walking posture, and refuses to be touched.
2. Massive bleeding. If a rabbit falls from a height, there will be two types of bleeding: external bleeding and internal bleeding. External bleeding is easy to detect and there will be obvious blood stains, but internal bleeding is not easy to detect and needs to be inspected to see it.
3. Paralysis. If a rabbit falls from a height of more than 1 meter, it is likely to cause general paralysis and be unable to move independently.
4. Frightened. Some rabbits are relatively strong and will not be injured if they fall from a height, but they will be very frightened and in a state of tension and panic.
5. Dislocation. The symptoms of dislocation and fracture are somewhat similar. You can go to the hospital to take X-rays to identify them. Dislocation can be treated with massage reduction.
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