What is one consequence of a rabbit being afflicted by mange?

Mange is a skin disease caused by parasitic mites that can significantly impact a rabbit's health. One of the primary consequences of this affliction is the development of sore hocks. Sore hocks occur when the skin on the rabbit's feet becomes inflamed and sore, often due to the combination of scratching and irritation caused by the mites. The rabbit may attempt to relieve the itch or discomfort by scratching more, which exacerbates the condition and can lead to further pain and injury.

In addition to sore hocks, the overall health of a rabbit with mange may decline, leading to other issues like weight loss due to stress and discomfort. However, the direct link between mange and sore hocks makes this the most accurate consequence in the context of this question. The other options, while potentially related to different conditions or stressors, do not specifically arise from the mite infestation as sore hocks do.