Yes. Rabbits can be allergic to any number of things from their food, to dust to their bedding. The symptoms range from runny nose, discharge around the eyes, red eyelids, fur loss, scratching, and sneezing. These symptoms are very similar to an upper respiratory problem called the "snuffles" which can quickly become deadly if not treated with antibiotics. If one sees any of these symptoms they should take the rabbit to the vet immediately.
All of that said, the problem may be Allergies and the rabbit should be moved to a new location (with a sanitized cage) and if that does not help simplify the diet until food allergies can be ruled out. The vet may be able to proscribe a bunny-dosed (based on weight) allergy medication if the previous treatments did not work.
They are not much alike- no more alike that people and cows, I would say.
Rabbits are not actually allergic to carrots. Some rabbits may have sensitivities to certain fruits or vegetables, including carrots, due to the sugar content. It's important to introduce new foods to rabbits gradually to monitor for any adverse reactions.
The last answer is not true , it depends on your relationship between the rabbit and the owner. If the rabbit has a personalty you will probably think it is the greatest rabbit in the world. If you are searching for a furry friend ( a rabbit ) I should suggest a Fawn or a Mini rex or a Chinchilla ( the breed)
The rabbit in The Velveteen Rabbit is just called "Rabbit"; it has no other name.
rabbit can cach it from another rabbit that had it
You are probably allergic to the rabbit's dandruff or fur.
It would only be bad if you are allergic to it and/or ingest it.
Yes rabbit fur contains allergens also. It is sweaters, glove linings, pillows, and more. It is used in winter clothing and such because the fur of the Angora rabbit is said to be 10 times warmer than that of sheep wool. Also, at times it is added to make clothing softer. People can be allergic to this fur, as I first discovered my allergies when I bought two sweaters with Angora rabbit fur.
They are not much alike- no more alike that people and cows, I would say.
If you are allergic to rabbits it probably isn't a good idea to buy one because you will not enjoy it as well as some other animal. Also, if you have allergies to alfalfa hay, timothy hay, or grass, you probably don't want to get a rabbit, as they eat all of these regularly.
That depends on how your body reacts to the hamsters hair and saliva. I have a dog and a cat. I'm allergic to dogs hair and its saliva, I get rashes a few mins after contact, but I not allergic to my cat. I love my dog... so a little precaution and adjustment needed. Like I' immediately wash my hands or change my t-shirt after playing with him. Maintain and clean his area. Its a huge responsibility and a little sacrifice needed. It's not difficult once you get use to it.
Rabbits are not actually allergic to carrots. Some rabbits may have sensitivities to certain fruits or vegetables, including carrots, due to the sugar content. It's important to introduce new foods to rabbits gradually to monitor for any adverse reactions.
You can be allergic to both but being allergic to one does not mean you will be allergic to the other.
if you are allergic to kiwi you can be allergic to bird pollen as well and you can be allergic to latex .
It's a genetic problem, and when it's triggered, it's by exposure to whatever they're allergic to. The most common allergens are beef, dairy, wheat, egg, chicken, lamb, soy, pork, rabbit, and fish. And, most dogs are usually allergic to more than one thing.
Maybe a Cat or Hamster or even a bunny rabbit would be a good idea. It depends on how devoted you are because if you get anything small like a Hamster your going to have to clean up the mess. And a Rabbit might claw you if your trying to cuddle it. Get something fluffy but try and get a baby one so it will get used to you cuddling it. Remember to clip a rabbit's claws in case their claws get too sharp. Anyone allergic to dogs is likely allergic to most other furry or feathered animals as well. Also, some people with allergies are able to tolerate certain breeds of dog such as shih tzus.
I just figured it out! It's the rabbit. The evidence is obvious! Maddie is allergic to fur. The fur hat is fur, but so is the rabbit! If you go to nick.com/who, one of the clues says this culprit loves to accessorize! If I'm wrong I'll edit this answer after the real one. Update: I'm correct!