A rabbit has two "bite wounds" 1/2
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2014-03-12

The pet shop rabbit seller thinks the wounds are due to the bite from another rabbit or ringworm. Microscopic examination shows no ringworm. Another possibility is the allergic reaction to spots-on insecticide in this area between the shoulders. This does happen but is relatively rare. The owner said that there were no such skin rashes for the past 3 months after purchase and therefore the allergic cause is unlikely and in any case he believed that the seller would have informed him of the use of spot-on. At this point, it is hard to know the cause of the two wounds. Most likely due to bite wounds and continual licking by the other male rabbits. 

"They do get territorial," the owner remarked as he has 6 Netherland Dwarf rabbits. He got one 6-month-old rabbit neutered on Mar 13, 2014, 2 days after this consultation.

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