What condition does 'spraddled legs' describe?

'Spraddled legs' is a condition that specifically refers to the forefeet of a rabbit being bowed and turned outward. This condition can be particularly problematic, especially in young rabbits or kits, as it affects their ability to walk and can lead to difficulties in movement or even injury if not addressed. The outward positioning creates instability and often results from factors such as genetic issues or improper housing conditions.

The other options describe different characteristics or issues unrelated to spraddled legs. Feet aligned parallel to the body indicates a normal and healthy leg position, while excessive salivation pertains to a health issue unrelated to leg positioning. Uniform coloring across the body refers purely to the rabbit's fur and does not connect to any physical deformity or condition involving leg alignment. Understanding these distinctions helps in recognizing and addressing various health concerns in rabbits.