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hello just an update, based on all of the advice mentioning mites...all of the bunnies were brought indoors and they were put into individual living spaces so as not to mingle. The outdoor area was cleaned up and petroleum jelly was applied to the bunnies problem areas. A couple more bunnies...

Thanks Eve, I'll just reiterate that I am in the states and this is a remote farm on a remote island in the Philippines, they are not accustomed to the luxuries and resources that we are used to. I didn't learn about this situation until just now and am doing my best to get these bunnies help...

Thanks so much, I am informing my family there of this advice. The nearest vet is a 5 hour boat ride, however due to the current lockdown and curfew, they are unable to take a bunny to the vet just yet. For more context the bunnies first showed symptoms of this illness in December and since...

Wow thank you everyone for the responses, I will follow the advice about separating them and am working on finding a vet that can help. Really appreciate all of the help and guidance, I will be sure to post updates as well. I'm also really hoping it is not myxomatosis, as that seems like a...

Thanks I asked my family to send some better photos. I will call a vet here in the states as well.

Thanks Apollo's Slave, Oh I just googled myxomatosis, that's really heartbreaking if that's what they have :( poor bunnies Right now travel from the island in the philippines is shut down because of the coronavirus, but if there is treatment that I can have mailed to them I'd be more than...

My family's small farm is in a remote island in the philippines (I'm in the states) so they don't have access to a vet. I'm not sure where else to turn for help. The bunnies have plenty of water, plenty of food and space to play, they have a good appetite. The only symptom appears to be dry skin...