What's going on when a rabbit poops blood?

The rabbit's bleeding may be caused by gastroenteritis, which means that the rabbit's intestines have been infected with bacteria and need to be treated with antibiotics. Of course, the first time is to take the rabbit to a professional pet hospital for medical treatment. Blood diarrhea in rabbits may also be caused by constipation. At this time, you can use some Kaisel to help the pet defecate, and feed it some fruits and vegetables. Rabbits may also be bleeding because there are parasites in the pet's stomach. At this time, the owner must deworm the rabbit, such as feeding deworming medicine, and also feed clean food when feeding.
Tips:
Bleeding in urine should also be taken seriously, because rabbits may have stones, uterine infection, inflammation, etc.
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