Why does a rabbit sneeze?

Causes of rabbit sneezing:
1. Allergy. Rabbits are allergic to pollen, dust and other things. Different rabbits have different constitutions. If sneezing is caused by allergies, you only need to stay away from the allergens.
2. Cold. If the temperature suddenly drops, the rabbit is likely to catch a cold and sneezing after catching a cold. You can give it some cold medicine.
3. Pungent smell. Rabbits will feel particularly uncomfortable and may sneeze when they smell smoke, spicy smells, or sudden cold air.
4. Upper respiratory tract infection. Upper respiratory tract infections in rabbits are mostly caused by bacteria. The most common ones are Pasteurella, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, etc. You can feed it some antibiotics.
5. Choking on water. A rabbit may be choking on water when sneezing. You need to adjust the position of the kettle and change the water feeding method in time.
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