If rabbits over one year old don't feed grass at ordinary times, it may be facial pustules caused by tooth problems.
This disease is because rabbits eat the wrong food all the year round, so that the molars in the mouth can not wear and bite normally, and the teeth grow crazy. Too sharp molars hurt the gums, causing root infection and pustules on the face.
Pioneering pus discharge is carried out on pustules, and the viscous pus in pustules is fully squeezed clean, leaving open wounds. It is best to wash the wound with iodophor at home every day and squeeze pus as much as possible, then apply erythromycin ointment and wait for the wound to heal itself slowly.
In order to eradicate pustules completely, it is necessary to check the molars, smooth and cut off the tips of the problematic molars, and even pull out the bad teeth.
Baylor or other antibacterial drugs should be injected one week after operation.
Take probiotic drugs during injection to avoid destroying gastrointestinal flora when using antibiotics. The above is from the rabbit bar back garden forum, and the rabbit gang will help you answer it.