Watery feces in rabbits is a potential indicator of which condition?

Watery feces in rabbits can indeed indicate coccidiosis, which is a parasitic infection caused by the Eimeria species that affect the intestines and liver of rabbits. This condition can lead to significant digestive issues, including diarrhea or watery droppings, as the parasites disrupt the normal absorption and function of the intestines. Coccidiosis often manifests as changes in fecal consistency, weight loss, lethargy, and dehydration in infected rabbits.

The other conditions mentioned, while they can affect rabbits, do not typically present with watery feces as a primary symptom. For example, myxomatosis mainly shows symptoms such as swelling of the eyes and severe skin lesions, rather than gastrointestinal issues. Giardia can cause diarrhea but is less common in rabbits compared to other species. Dental disease in rabbits often leads to problems chewing, which can result in a different type of fecal output, primarily related to malnutrition rather than direct watery feces.