Which of the following are symptoms of weepy eye in rabbits?

Weepy eye in rabbits is characterized by the presence of abnormal discharge, often described as gooey or watery, coming from the eyes. This symptom can lead to swelling of the eyelids due to irritation and inflammation. The discharge may be due to various underlying conditions, such as conjunctivitis or dental issues that affect the eyes. Recognizing these specific symptoms is essential in identifying weepy eye and seeking appropriate veterinary care.

The other symptoms listed, such as soft stools and lethargy, increased appetite and weight gain, and stiffness in movement, do not relate directly to weepy eye and point towards different health issues that may affect rabbits, but they are not indicative of this particular condition. Understanding the distinct symptoms is critical for accurate diagnosis and treatment in rabbit care.