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It’s caused by bacterium clostridium piliforme. Causes severe diarrhea and death amount young rabbits 6-7 weeks. Symptoms; weight loss, dehydration, and death occurring within 1-3 days.

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linings of the bile duct and intestinal tract and produce eggs, which passes in the feces, caused by the protozoan parasite

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an inflammation of the mammary tissue. The mammary system becomes inflamed, swollen, hot, and dark red or blue; this condition usually occurs just after kindling or weaning. Any type of bacteria that enters the test opening is capable of causing mastitis. Treatment must begin as soon as signs are noticed and a veterinarian should be consulted.

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-Caused by: Pasteurella bacteria
-Symptoms: Persistent sneezing with a white-colored nasal discharge, fur mats on front feet, and abscesses on the body
-Many animals carry the Pasteurella multocida organism in their upper respiratory tracts and do not show any signs of the disease. The disease usually appears when infected animals are placed under stress conditions

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Inflammation of the intestinal tract and probably the most common cause of death in rabbits

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(Another name is Urine Burn) A chapped or burning condition around the external genital area caused by the animal sitting in a wet, dirty area for long periods of time.

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ear mites are a common parasite in rabbits and they irritate the lining of the ear causing watery fluid and thick brown crusts to build up. this can creates a ear canker, infested rabbits scratch at the ear and shake their head and ears, they lose weight and develop infection which damage the inner ear and reach the central nervous system resulting in torticollis also known as "wry neck"

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Weepy Eye is an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the mucous membrane lining the inner surface of the eyelids and covering the front part of the eyeball. The inflammation is usually caused by a Pasteurella multocida infection.

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A condition in which the upper and lower teeth grow to the extent that the animal cannot eat. Results because the teeth do not wear down properly, or may be an inherited condition in which the teeth do not come together properly. Vet can provide temporary treatment by anesthetizing the animal and trimming the teeth. Usually an inherited trait; affected animals should not be bred.

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Fur chewing happens when the rabbit is bored, or the rabbit isnt getting enough fiber. 

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Fur chewing happens when the rabbit is bored, or the rabbit isnt getting enough fiber. 

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mucoid enteritis is a disease in which the cause is unknown. the disease causes mucus discharge from the rectum causing the animal to appear potbellied and filled with water. diseased animals fail to eat but drink a lot of water and grind its teeth. death usually occurs 4 days to 1 week after symptoms start occurring, very little can be done to save the animal. it is often associated with stress, unsanitary conditions, and feeds with too high energy levels.

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Treponematosis is a venereal disease of domestic rabbits. This disease is also referred to as vent disease and rabbit syphilis. Sighs first appear as bare areas around the genitals. Small blisters or ulcers usually form and eventually the area becomes covered with scabs but they can appear on the lips and eyelids. Both sexes can become infected and transmitted by mating infections animals. Infected animals should not be mated.  The bacteria are not transmissible to other domestic animals or to humans.

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Excessive consumption of fruits, cereal treats, bread, grains, and pellets can increase the risk of this disease.

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Excessive consumption of fruits, cereal treats, bread, grains, and pellets can increase the risk of this disease.

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(Leading cause of Enteritis-type symptoms in young Rabbits) The balance of Resident gastro-intestinal bacterial is disrupted to be associated with the ingestion of high-energy feeds (that are not completely digested in the stomach and small intestine).

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Fatal disease of domestic rabbits

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caused by several species of of the protozoan Eimera stieda, and intestinal coccidiosis is caused by several species of Eiemera: E. magna, E. irresduca. E. media, or E. perforans. Adult coccidia live intracellularly in the linings of the bile duct or intestinal tract and produce eggs called oocysts, which pass in the feces. The development of coccidiosis is greatly influenced by unsanitary conditions and stress.

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the mucous membrane lining of the inner surface of the eyelids and the covering the the front part of the eye ball inflammation is caused by a pasteurella multocida infection

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Transmitted by mosquitoes, flies and direct contact

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Common disease of domestic rabbits usually associated with poor management practices. Caused by Trichophyton mentagrophytes, which also affect guinea pigs, mice, and rats. Affected areas are circular, raised, reddened, and capped with white, flaky material. Transmission- direct contact. Local vet should be consulted. Infected animals should be isolated and treated. Should wear disposable gloves when working with infected animals and equipment. Equipment and cages should be disinfected.

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fur mites are common in rabbits because these mites live on the surface of the skin and do not burrow into the skin they do not cause the intense itching seen with sarcoptic manage

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Mites bury in skin and lay eggs, they get very itchy

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Mites bury in skin and lay eggs, they get very itchy

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Small warts that appear in or around the mouth, head, neck, and ears.

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If any animals gets heavily infested, slow growth, poor coat conditions will be common. Good management usually prevents infection for the disease.

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Condition caused by the rabbits dragging the dewlap into the water bowl causing the fur to become wet and matted

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Ulcerated areas on the bottom of the foot. Condition can affect all breeds, larger breeds with extremely large bodies are more commonly affected. Rough, wire cage floors, nervousness of the animal, and matting of the fur on the foot are conditions that increase the likelihood of sore hocks. An accumulation of wet bedding, hair, and feces in the corners of the cage may also be a contributing factor.
Treatment- Putting the affected animal on a solid surface and applying medication on the sore foot.