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Anonymous users2024-02-06I'm not lying to you, I've raised rabbits six or seven times, big, small, male, and female, how many rabbits do you have? One is not enough, at least two or more, no need to take medicine and injections!
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Anonymous users2024-02-0545 days to fight rabbit plague.
90 days to play pasteurized.
The vaccine will turn into normal saline for 5 hours at room temperature.
If the rabbit system is not good, the injection is equal to being in **.
Find a regular hospital to do a check-up on the rabbit and consider whether to hit it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Rabbits need to be vaccinatedAfter rabbit vaccination, it can effectively prevent the infection of pasteurella and rabbit plague virus, and reduce the incidence of related diseases, but many pet hospitals do not accept exotic pets, so they can only vaccinate dogs and cats, not rabbits.
Precautions for rabbit vaccinationChoose the vaccine suitable for their own rabbit farm, the production situation of each rabbit farm and the occurrence of disease are different, each rabbit farm should be based on the production needs of their own rabbit farm, reasonable development of immunization procedures, vaccination and immunization according to the plan, can not hear that there is a disease prevention vaccine to use, the result is increased expenditure, waste of manpower, and sometimes due to overvaccination to rabbits only cause adverse effects.
Preparation before immunization. According to the number of rabbits in the rabbit farm to develop a reasonable and scientific immunization plan or immunization program, according to the immunization program to carry out immunization in a planned manner, the syringe used, sterilized cotton balls, needles, etc. should be strictly sterilized for standby, rabbit inoculation method is generally subcutaneous injection method, choose thin skin and less hair less subcutaneous blood vessels behind the ear and neck as the injection point.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Question 1: Do rabbits need to be vaccinated? If it is a newly bought young rabbit at 1-3 months.
The first thing I did when I bought it was to give him a coccidiome injection. This disease is the killer of 1-3 month Xuntong young rabbits. Prone to getting sick.
The incubation period is short. Onset and death are fast. It's basically incurable.
So be sure to give him a coccidiosis shot or give him anti-coccidiosis medicine. Coccidia net or blood cell instant killing can be. It is sold online.
It's pretty cheap.
Question 2: I want to ask if rabbits have to be vaccinated to be vaccinated.
Rabbits also have their own diseases, and vaccinations are done to prevent rabbits from getting diseases, not to prevent transmission to humans.
Question 3: Do I have to vaccinate rabbits? No need to fight, my rabbit is fine if he doesn't fight.
Question 4: Do I need to be vaccinated if a rabbit bites I don't need to be vaccinated if I am bitten by a rabbit.
Rabbits are less susceptible to rabies.
The natural reservoir for the transmission of rabies is mainly wild carnivores (including domestic dogs and cats). When a rabbit is attacked by a large carnivore with rabies, it is usually eaten and there is little chance of being injured and surviving and getting sick. Rabbits do not have the habit of biting and fighting like carnivores, so rabies cannot be transmitted through saliva.
Rabbits usually develop paralytic rabies after being infected with the rabies virus in artificial experiments. Infected rabbits usually die within 3-4 days. Paralytic rabies in rabbits is mainly manifested by head tremors, uncoordinated hind limb movements, and gradual paralysis, etc., but its aggression is reduced, so it is not easy to spread rabies to humans.
Question 5: I want to ask if rabbits have to be vaccinated to be vaccinated.
Rabbits also have the disease of rabbits imitating themselves, and vaccination is to prevent rabbits from getting diseases, not to prevent transmission to humans.
Question 6: Do rabbits need to be vaccinated against rabies No, rabbits, like humans, have not been bitten by dogs, and do not carry rabies viruses themselves.
Question 7: Do domestic rabbits need to be vaccinated? Rabbits do not have to be vaccinated, go to the regular pet store to do a fecal test for him (must be within 4 hours of BB), to see if there are parasites, if there is a shot of worms on it, my rabbit was detected when he was a child There was a small bug, an injection, and then it was very healthy, the key is not to let it move with other cats and dogs, the bacteria on cats and dogs will infect rabbits.
Question 8: What kind of vaccine should rabbits take after they are born to adulthood There is no need to take more vaccines, pay attention to scientific feeding, and often do poop pickup.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Rabbits need to be vaccinatedRabbits are vaccinated.
After that, it can effectively prevent the infection of pasteurella and rabbit plague virus, reduce the incidence of related diseases, but many pet hospitals do not accept exotic pets, so they can only vaccinate dogs and cats, not rabbits.
Precautions for rabbit vaccination
Choose the vaccine suitable for their own rabbit farm, the production of each rabbit farm and the occurrence of the disease are different, each rabbit farm should be based on the production needs of their own rabbit farm, the key to the development of immunization procedures, according to the plan for vaccination, can not hear the vaccine to prevent the disease to use, the result is increased expenses, waste of manpower, sometimes due to overvaccination to rabbits only cause adverse effects.
Preparation before immunization. According to the number of rabbits in the rabbit farm, a reasonable and scientific immunization plan or immunization program should be formulated, and the syringe used should be used in a planned way to enter and return to Hongqiao for immunization according to the immunization program.
Sterilized cotton balls, needles, etc. should be strictly sterilized and then spared, and the inoculation method of rabbits is generally subcutaneous injection.
Choose the neck behind the ear, with thin skin, less hair, and few subcutaneous blood vessels, as the injection point.
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