Detailed Explanation of Autumn Rabbit Keeping Epidemic Prevention Methods and Technical Key Points

When domestic rabbits come through the hot summer, their disease resistance declines somewhat. By autumn, they are also in the molting period and the doe kindling period, so epidemic prevention is very important.

1. Vaccine immunization

①Rabbit plague vaccine. The tissue inactivated vaccine currently in use has relatively good effects. Inject 1 ml subcutaneously per rabbit; strong immunity can be produced in 5-7 days, and the immune period reaches 6 months. ②Rabbit plague-Pasteurella bivalent vaccine. Inject 1 ml subcutaneously per rabbit; it can protect against rabbit plague infection for half a year and against Pasteurella infection for 4 months. ③Clostridium welchii type A inactivated bacterial vaccine. Inject 2 ml subcutaneously per rabbit; the protection period is half a year. This bacterial vaccine can prevent and treat rabbit diarrhea caused by Clostridium welchii type A. ④Pasteurella-Bordetella-Pseudotuberculosis inactivated bacterial vaccine. Inject 1 ml subcutaneously per rabbit; the protection period is half a year. When injecting vaccines, be sure to follow the requirements, the injection dose must be sufficient, the site must be accurate, and change the needle once for each rabbit injected. Those already immunized in spring must also be immunized again in autumn.

2. Prevention of coccidiosis

Adult domestic rabbits have a relatively low coccidiosis infection rate, while young rabbits have a relatively high infection rate. Young rabbits before and after weaning have a very high mortality rate after being infected with coccidia. Commonly used drugs for preventing and treating rabbit coccidiosis include robenidine, Tuqiuling, Keqiuling, sulfadimidine, and others. When using anticoccidial drugs, pay attention to the method of use and dosage to prevent accidental situations such as drug poisoning.