What are the hygiene requirements for raising rabbits in spring

In spring, because the temperature is relatively high, there is a lot of rain, and the humidity is high, it is a season for bacteria to multiply, so cleaning and hygiene must be done well, frequently sweeping and washing rabbit hutches, rabbit houses, and feeding utensils, and disinfecting them regularly. In early spring, the temperature changes greatly, which easily causes young rabbits to catch colds, pneumonia, and enteritis, resulting in the death of young rabbits. Therefore, young rabbits kept in groups should be driven back indoors or into cages before evening. On rainy days and when the temperature drops, they should not be released into the exercise yard. In addition, the health of young rabbits should be checked every day, and rabbits found to have poor appetite, abdominal bloating, diarrhea, or an arched back should have the cause identified and be isolated and treated promptly.