Healthy rabbit urine has a clear, transparent appearance and is light yellow in color, similar to human urine. However, sometimes the type of food and forage can affect the color of your rabbit's urine. For example, eating red or dark vegetables can cause urine to appear slightly red, which is normal within certain limits.

If the rabbit's urine shows abnormal colors, such as turbidity, dark red, dark brown, soy milk color and other obviously strange colors, it means that there is something wrong with the rabbit's body. The following editor will teach you how to simply judge the health of your rabbit through the color of its urine.

Dark yellow urine

If the rabbit's urine is darker than light yellow, it may not be drinking enough water and needs to be given It adds more water.

Clear, no sediment, completely transparent urine

In this case, the rabbit has a problem with its kidney function and needs timely medical attention.

Brown urine

If the color of your rabbit's urine tends to be brown, it may be eating too much protein and its diet needs to be adjusted accordingly.

The rabbit must not drink enough water and may suffer from stone disease.

Red urine

There are two situations. One is that the color of the urine just came out is normal light yellow and clear. , after a while, it turns red, which is porphyria, which is normal; there is another kind of urine that is red, which may be hematuria. The rabbit may have bladder inflammation or even stones.

Blood clots in the urine

It indicates that there is a problem with the rabbit’s uterus. It is generally recommended that rabbits be sterilized within 3 to 5 years of age to effectively avoid uterine diseases.

When we find that the rabbit frequently goes to and from the toilet and is very irritable, even unable to urinate, and continues to lick its butt, we also need to seek medical attention immediately to avoid delaying the best treatment period for the rabbit.