What term is used for the condition of a rabbit that has trouble with its body structure, such as crooked legs or missing toes?

The term "structural abnormalities" effectively captures the idea of physical conditions in a rabbit's body that deviate from the normative anatomy, such as crooked legs or missing toes. This term specifically refers to irregularities in the physical structure that can affect the overall health and functionality of the rabbit. It emphasizes the nature of the issue as being related to the structure and integrity of body parts.

Other terms like "conformation issues" also relate to how an animal’s body conforms to breed standards, but they might not specifically indicate an inherent defect. Likewise, "body defects" and "deformities" could describe similar issues but may lack the specificity that "structural abnormalities" provides in a veterinary or breeding context. Hence, using "structural abnormalities" allows for a clear communication about the physical challenges the rabbit faces.