Rabbit ear mites are a parasitic disease that harms the tender ears. They multiply and spread deep in rabbit ears. They not only cause unbearable itching, but are also highly contagious. They jump through contact. Silently invading innocent hosts. As a responsible pet owner, once you find that your rabbit is unfortunately suffering from this disease, you need to take immediate action, carefully clean the dirt in the rabbit's ear canal, and take strict protective measures to prevent the infection from spreading to a wider area.

Sick rabbits must be separated from healthy companions, and the rabbit house must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. The equipment and items in the rabbit house should be placed in the sun for natural disinfection. Any areas touched by rabbits need to be cleaned carefully to ensure a clean, dry and well-ventilated environment. The rabbit cage and daily necessities should be disinfected regularly. .

Pay attention to the cleaning of the ear canal. After isolating the sick rabbit, the owner needs to patiently help it clean its ear canal. Due to the presence of ear mites, a large amount of earwax accumulates in the ear canal. If it is not completely removed, the condition will continue to worsen, posing a major threat to the health of the rabbit. You can use a cotton swab dipped in vegetable oil to gently wipe the scabs and earwax in the ears. After they soften, clean them carefully.

Rinse the ear canal with physiological saline, dry it, then instill special ear drops, and gently massage the base of the rabbit ear to promote the cleaning agent to penetrate deep into the ear canal. After about a minute of rubbing, release the bunny's ears so it can shake out any remaining dirt.

Nutritional supply cannot be ignored. The emergence of ear mites is not only related to poor sanitary conditions, but also to the imbalance of rabbit nutrition and the decline of immunity. Therefore, owners should provide rabbits with comprehensive and balanced nutrition in their diet to enhance their own resistance.

High-quality rabbit food is the basis. There should be an adequate supply of fresh water, and hay, fresh grass, fruits and vegetables should be added to the daily diet. These can help rabbits obtain necessary vitamins. If necessary, you can directly feed nutritional supplements designed for rabbits, such as Rabbit Lekan, to supplement vitamin B and other nutrients.

When the ear mites are finally expelled and health returns, it is recommended to clean the rabbit ears every month to prevent the discomfort caused by over-cleaning. Clean it 2 to 3 times. Moderate cleaning frequency can effectively prevent the recurrence of ear mites and ensure that your rabbit's ears are healthy and protected from future troubles.