Performances of a rabbit after a fall:

1. Bleeding. After a rabbit falls, it may have symptoms of traumatic bleeding. This kind of traumatic bleeding is generally easy to observe, and there may be bleeding around the mouth and anus.

2. Pain. After a rabbit falls, it is very likely that the bones will be injured, leading to fractures. There will be pain when pressed, causing the rabbit to dodge, and the rabbit will lie quietly in the corner without moving.

3. Lumps. After a rabbit falls, there may be large redness, swelling or proliferative edema on the legs. The owner may apply a hot towel to the rabbit to relieve the pain.

4. Loss of appetite and difficulty breathing. If a rabbit suffers from symptoms such as loss of appetite, lethargy, and difficulty breathing after being injured, it is likely that the internal organs have been broken and accompanied by severe pain.

5. The feces changes color. Rabbits sometimes appear to be intact after a fall, but are actually very serious. Gastrointestinal rupture and bleeding will cause their excrement to turn dark red or dark black.