Shedding 2 Much

Question
Okay My rabbit, there something wrong with it's shedding there only surpose to  be shedding in the summer well summer is almost over and my rabbit is shedding like CLUMPS OF HAIR EVERYWHERE!!and she looks so so so NAPPY! with hair all over her body sticking out and it wont go away! I brush her everytime it's time 4 her 2 go into her cage and with a grooming brush Some of it comes out but then more sticks out! My mom was about 2 get rid or her but then I told her that I found this. Fall is coming next week and she shedding like hek!!And I wont help b4 my mom decides 2 get rid of her and I had her since she was born(she lives with her mom).I also need 2 find out if there going threw diareha I dont know which 1 going threw it because I have 2 of them. But they didnt use to go threw it. I'm real worried.I was looking the internet and it said "Your rabbits eyes should Be clear" And one of my rabbits dont have clear eyes she has like grey spots in her eyes i'm worried 'bout that 2 I kinda need answers b4  My mom makes her decision. A.S.A.P Please!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Answer
Sorry for the somewhat delayed response. I was not feeling well yesterday, so I did not get online.

Rabbits can shed at any time of the year, not just the summer. Usually they shed during the heat (late spring, summer, or early fall), but that is no always the case, especially if the rabbit is inside. Some breeds (especially netherland dwarfs, mini lops, holland lops, and a few other breeds) do often shed in huge clumps like that. Keep brushing, and it should go away as long as the rabbit does not have fur mites (it sounds more like a heavy moult to me, the way you describe it, than fur mites).

Grey spots in the eyes can be normal depending on what they look like. Do the spots look like they are stitting on top of the eye, or do they look like they are part of the eye colour? Grey spots that look like they are on top of the eye can be the start of cataracts.

As for the diahrrea, you will have to watch them closely. Check underneath them near the tail area to see if either one has kind of runny (or dried runny) poop stuck to the bottom. That would be the one with the diahrrea. Make sure they have plenty of fresh grass or timothy hay to eat. Also make sure the food you are feeding them does not contain sunflower seeds, corn, or little treats in it. It should just be pellets. A lot of pet store feeds contain a lot of little treats that can actually be bad for rabbits.