What to do if rabbit has diarrhea? First aid...

I think it's Clostridium weisseri.

Clostridium perfringens.

clostridium perfrigens

Clostridium weichseri's disease is an acute, fatal enterotoxemia characterized by severe diarrhea in rabbits caused by Clostridium weissini type A and its toxins.

1)** Clostridium weissoni is widely found in soil, sewage, feces, low-quality feed (e.g. low-quality fishmeal) and the intestinal tract of humans and animals. When the sanitary conditions are poor, the feeding management is poor, the feed is suddenly changed, the combination is improper, and the crude fiber is insufficient, so that the intestinal environment of the rabbit is changed, the normal intestinal flora is destroyed, and some harmful bacteria (such as Clostridium weisseri) multiply in large quantities, and produce toxins, so that the rabbit is poisoned and killed. The route of infection is digestive tract, ** and mucosal damage, etc., which can occur all year round, and is more frequent in spring, autumn and winter.

Rabbits of all ages can develop the disease, with young rabbits and young rabbits having the highest incidence.

2) Clinical symptoms.

Acute cases have a sudden onset, sharp diarrhea, and death is very fast. Some sick rabbits are not energetic, lose appetite or do not eat, and the feces are not formed, and soon become bloody, gelatinous, black or brown, fishy-smelling thin feces, polluting the hindquarters. The affected rabbit was severely dehydrated, the intestines were full of gas, the limbs were weak, and they were in a coma and gradually died.

Some sick rabbits had convulsions before they died, and some suddenly got excited, screamed, and fell to the ground and died. In most cases, it takes about 10 hours from the appearance of deformed stool to death.

3) Key points of diagnosis.

sudden, severe watery diarrhea, acute death; The stomach is full of food, the gastric mucosa is detached, and there are many hemorrhagic and ulcer spots; the small intestine is inflated and filled with peptone-like fluid; diffuse hyperemia or streaked hemorrhage in the cecal serous and mucous membranes, filled with brown contents and sour gases; The liver is brittle, the gallbladder is enlarged, and the blood vessels on the surface of the heart are distended and dendritic congested; The bladder muscles have a small amount of brown urine.

4) Prevention and control Strengthen sanitation and disinfection and feeding management, pay attention to the reasonable combination of feed, especially crude fiber must be indispensable; Do a good job of food hygiene, and prohibit the feeding of moldy and spoiled feed, especially low-quality fishmeal.

Regular injection of Clostridium weichoni vaccine in rabbits type A, after weaning rabbits can be injected, and then injected 2 3 times a year.

Once a sick rabbit appears, immediately isolated, the whole group is dosed (such as chlortetracycline, erythromycin, kanamycin, quinethanol, ciprofloxacin, etc.), and emergency preventive injection.

For affected rabbits, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, rehydration and detoxification should be taken at the same time. The author used oral perfusion of 200,000 units of penicillin, 200,000 units of streptomycin, 20 50 ml of glucose and normal saline, and 1 ml of intramuscular vitamin C, 2 times a day for 3 to 5 days, which was more effective.

You don't say what you usually feed, what causes it, how long you have been having diarrhea, and it's hard for others to say.

Please describe your symptoms in detail.

The watery stool is already dangerous, please hurry**, don't delay. Now let's buy some Mommy Love and glucose water for emergency.

Do you give him watery leaves or watery vegetables, if so, just give him dried leaves every day for a short time.

Did you feed something you shouldn't eat? Or what medicine you took, please reply to what the rabbit ate before the incident.

Lactase raw, 2 pieces of young rabbits, 4 pieces of adult rabbits.

Agree with the opinion of "Cirrus Drifting".