<p class=”p1″>About two months ago I woke up one morning and my holland lop rabbit had what looked to be a cataract that popped up on both of his eyes so I kind of just brushed it off and thought well he is 7 years old. At first I was seeing this is quite common from what I read. However, the more I dug into it, I saw that about how fast the spots came about in his eyes it could be the parasite E. Cuniculi. So then I researched more about that parasite and read that it was very common in rabbits and they could live a full lifetime with it. So I brushed it off, until about 3 weeks ago when I noticed he was no longer using his litter box and began peeing everywhere. I do have both my rabbits on a tile floor with a huge gate around it so they can have all the space they need, but this was causing him to walk around in his pee and have it all over him. I’ve continuously cleaned him and his cage up, but it just keeps happening. I was wondering why he wasn’t using his litter box or walking around his cage that we put him in at night. (which both have wire so his poop/pee can fall right into his pellets) It then hit me to check his feet because his pee could be eating at his skin. Sure enough I was right so I immediately did research on what to do and how to treat it. I washed his back feet and bottom with warm water and then towel dried him along with a hair dryer on the cool setting. I put original Neosporin (with no pain reliever) all over his bottom and the sores on his feet. However, I need to figure out a permanent fix. We don’t have good vets in the area for rabbits. If anybody can please help!! </p>