Are there any spring-specific illnesses or health concerns I should be aware of for my bunny?

Yes, there are a few spring-specific illnesses or health concerns that you should be aware of for your bunny:

1. Flystrike: This is a common issue in rabbits during warm weather, particularly in the spring and summer months. Flies are attracted to the scent of rabbit droppings and urine, and can lay eggs on the rabbit's fur. These eggs can hatch into maggots, which can burrow into the rabbit's skin and cause serious health issues. To prevent flystrike, make sure your rabbit's living area is kept clean and dry, and check their bottom regularly for signs of maggots or eggs.

2. Allergies: Just like humans, rabbits can suffer from allergies to pollen, grass, and other environmental allergens. Symptoms of allergies in rabbits may include sneezing, runny eyes, and itching. If you notice any of these symptoms in your rabbit during the spring, it's important to consult with a veterinarian for proper treatment.

3. Heatstroke: Spring can bring warmer temperatures, which can put rabbits at risk of heatstroke. Make sure your rabbit's living area is not in direct sunlight, provide plenty of fresh water, and provide a cool place for your rabbit to retreat to if they start to show signs of overheating (such as panting or lethargy).

By being aware of these potential health concerns and taking preventative measures, you can help keep your bunny safe and healthy during the spring months.