Rabbit's ear injured after fight. What now?
Hello dear community
I wasn't home yesterday and asked my mother to look after my two rabbits. She then let them out of their enclosure. About two months after we'd introduced them, the larger of the two started chasing and shagging the little one, even though they were both females. I thought it was a question of dominance. But after a few weeks, we separated them into different enclosures. It's been like this for about five months, until yesterday, when my mother let them together. They then got into a fight, and the little one's ear was injured. What should I do? I have an ointment for wounds that makes the fur grow back. But is that enough?
PS I couldn't upload a picture, maybe someone can help me with that please😌
Thank you in advance
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go to the animal who knows what to do 😉
Actually, the answer should be obvious but there must be a vet looking at the wound.
That is why you should never get two females, because they rarely understand each other well. As soon as they reach puberty, the fight begins. You can't do much, you should have informed yourself better.
Either you get 2 Rammlers and HOFFT to make it better; or you have to form 2 groups with a female + 1 rammler each.
Alternatively, you have to give a rabbit and get a rammler.
Just as it is now, this is in no way fair. Rabbits need at least one partner.
Thank you.
It doesn't bleed, but it's a little encrusted. Be sure to disinfect it and also look around me for a good ointment
Good evening
Shopping in the pharmacy Mirfulan wound and healing ointment .
Recommends my veterinarian in the animal clinic.
Good improvement for your rabbit.
Two female rabbits go well in the rarest cases.
Either females and males or two castrated males.
Thank you very much, this salve I already have, the name is not the same but has the same function, was already shot.
Thank you.
LG
ninchemonster
The animal has been hurt for 8 days and you haven't been with the vet yet?
You should give a female and get a rambling. The two females will never understand each other and it is animal torture to keep rabbits alone.
I wanted to have a helpful answer.
Why do you ask if it's already healed?
I am not an animal torturer
And in addition, I will no longer answer.They are both satisfied,and healthy.They clean up getting caressed slowly, eat healthy.
Do the two animals still live alone?
I wanted another two answers and thoughts
I just told you