Why is my unspayed rabbit biting and losing fur? Mites or hormones?

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Hi there my loinhead dwarf rabbit has become a bit naughty we got her in January as a 10 week old and she had both mites and an eye infection. Immediately we took her to the vet and managed to get everything cleared up . This week I noticed a small bold patch reappeared on her shoulders , I had an appointment to take her to the vet this morning but she bit me and refused to go I’m her carrier and I was scared to stress her too much . Could the mires be back no contact with other animals or outsi. Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Female | unspayed | 4 months old

Todd Cecil · Accepted Answer

Thanks for reaching out about Snowball. She does seem to be in need of a veterinary visit again. Mites could be the problem. She is possibly aggressive because she is hormonal. She does need to be spayed also. Good luck.

Why is my unspayed rabbit biting and losing fur? Mites or hormones?

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