A Detailed Explanation of Coccidiosis Prevention and Management Methods

Coccidiosis prevention and management: First, maintain good day-to-day hygiene and disinfect regularly. Second, ensure feed and drinking water are clean, hygienic, and not contaminated by rabbit droppings. Third, house large and small rabbits in separate cages; rabbits that have recovered from the disease must be kept separate from healthy rabbits. Fourth, prevent outside sources of infection; newly purchased rabbits must be kept in isolation and shown to be free of coccidiosis before they can be housed together with the group. Eliminate rats, flies, and other pests in the rabbitry. Fifth, arrange the breeding season scientifically so that young rabbits can get through the coccidiosis-prone period as safely as possible. Sixth, feed a complete-price feed to improve the rabbits' physical condition and strengthen their disease resistance.