What should I do if my rabbit has coccidiosis?

1. The rabbit house building should be selected in a sunny and dry place, and the environment should be kept clean and hygienic.

2. The utensils should be cleaned and disinfected frequently, and the rabbit cage, especially the bottom plate of the cage, should be regularly disinfected with flames to kill the oocysts.

3. After weaning to 3 months of age, rabbits should be treated with drugs to control the occurrence of coccidiosis, regardless of season. To prevent the development of resistance, several anticoccidial drugs can be used on a rotational basis.

Rabbit coccidiosis is caused by a variety of coccidiosis of the genus Eimeria that live in the small intestine or bile duct epithelial cells of rabbits, which can seriously endanger the healthy growth of rabbits.

1. So what should I do if I have coccidiosis?

1. Strengthen the management of rabbit farms, adult rabbits and rabbits are raised separately, and young rabbits after weaning should be immediately divided into groups and raised separately. Ensure that the feed is fresh and clean and hygienic, the feed should avoid fecal contamination, clean the feces on the rabbit cage and sports field every day, and disinfect it regularly.

2. Drugs such as monfulmycin can be used to prevent the occurrence of this disease. Sick rabbits are immediately isolated**. **Drugs can be sulfamethoxine, furazolidone, etc.

3. Sick rabbits should be strictly controlled and extinguished in accordance with the provisions of the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China to prevent the spread. Sick rabbits should be isolated, ** or culled, and the carcasses and internal organs of sick and dead rabbits should be buried or incinerated. Rabbit cages, utensils, etc. should be strictly disinfected, and rabbit manure should be accumulated and fermented.

Eradicate rodents, flies and other insects in rabbit farms.

2. Common drugs and methods for the prevention of coccidiosis.

1. Rabbit ball quick-kill broad-spectrum powder anticoccidial drug, fed with 100 grams per 100 kg of feed mixture.

2. Chlorohydroxypyridine is fed with 20 grams to 25 grams per 100 kg of feed mixture. (The effect is not obvious).

3. Chlorphenidine is 15 mg per kilogram of body weight per day. (Resistance to antimicrobial resistance is often generated).

The above drugs can also be used for **, generally with 2-3 times the prophylactic dose, except for highly toxic drugs. When incomplete feeding, the dosage should be increased in the feed. Among the many anticoccidial drugs, drugs containing various dosage forms of madurycin cannot be used in rabbits, otherwise poisoning and death will occur.

If you don't have coccidiosis medicine, you can buy glucose and soak it in water and give it to the rabbit to drink to help the rabbit maintain its physical strength; You also need to take the rabbit to the laboratory to see if it carries coccidia.

How to prevent coccidiosis:

1.Select a female rabbit without coccidiosis or a female rabbit without coccidiosis eggs after several fecal examinations as breeding rabbits, so as to effectively prevent young rabbits from being infected with coccidiosia.

2.Rabbit cages and rabbit houses should be selected in sunny and dry places, and the environment should be kept clean and hygienic.

3.The food is difficult to clean and disinfect, and the rabbit cage, especially the bottom plate of the cage, should be regularly disinfected with flame to kill the coccidiosis eggs. It is necessary to use rabbit cages with good fecal leakage at the bottom of the cage to raise rabbits, and remove rabbit feces in time to avoid repeated infection.

4.Whether fed grass, hay or fodder, medicated deworming should be carried out throughout the year. To prevent resistance, several anthelmintics can be used in rotation. Generally, the drug should be repeated after 15 days of continuous medication, with an interval of 35 days.

5.Rabbit manure is covered after accumulation, smoothed with wet soil, and biological fermentation is used to kill the eggs in the feces.

The most obvious symptoms of rabbits suffering from coccidiosis are gradual emaciation, fever and depression, abdominal distention, frequent diarrhea and watery stools.

Rabbit coccidiosis is more common in the warm and rainy period of spring, and young rabbits of 1-3 months are susceptible to infection and severe disease, and the mortality rate is very high. Adult rabbits have mild disease and are mostly carriers, but they are the main source of infection. It is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible for a stool test to determine whether you are infected with coccidiosis and follow the doctor's instructions**.

If coccidiosis is confirmed, it is recommended to add rabbit green pet feeding to rabbit food to help get rid of the trouble caused by coccidia. After that, you can also feed some Yide rabbits appropriately to help balance the flora that is disturbed by the stress response and alleviate the rabbit's diarrhea.

Coccidiosis is contagious, so be careful to isolate infected rabbits separately to prevent transmission to other rabbits. At the same time, the rabbit house should be cleaned and disinfected, and it should be well ventilated and dry. The bottom plate of the rabbit cage should be sanitized with flames to help the affected rabbit recover as soon as possible.

It is necessary to pay attention to strengthening the nutritional supply, you can prepare rabbit food with high crude fiber content to feed, and add hay in moderation, which is conducive to promoting the peristalsis of rabbits and helping rabbits maintain intestinal function.

If possible, collect the rabbit's feces and take them to the local veterinary station for a smear test. You can check it out. What kind of worm disease did it have? Sometimes it doesn't have to be coccidia, it can be other parasites.

If you don't have the conditions, check it yourself, usually coccidiosis, most of which manifests as diarrhea, and after each pull, there will be a small amount of blood. If there is such a symptom and it is continuous, it is most likely coccidia.

If there is no blood in the stool, but there are eggs, which are small dots like sesame seeds, then deworming should also be done.

Even if there is none, animals should be regularly dewormed for prevention, cats and dogs are once every six months, and rabbits can consult a veterinarian.

Very simply, rabbit coccidiosis can only go to the hospital for a stool test unless it has an attack, and once it occurs, it is rowing on all fours, falling on the ground and pulling out, and it will soon die.

What should I do if I go to the pet hospital and then a doctor will give you the medicine for the rabbit who is already dying? I didn't have the strength to stand up.

Why did it suddenly become indicated?

I can't help it, forget it, I should be dying, thank you, doctor.

This can't just take medicine, this one needs to be infusion, and you have to ask the doctor to confirm what the disease is? And then see if there is any hope for treatment?

Well, okay, thank you, doctor.

There's really no way, just keep it through the last journey of your life.