1. What should I do if the rabbit has ringworm?
1. Isolated breeding: Because rabbit ringworm is contagious, the owner should isolate the sick rabbits and deal with the moss in time. Using scissors, cut the ringworm area and surrounding hair short together, then use a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide to clean the affected area, and then apply an antifungal ointment evenly to the affected area. After the owner has applied the medicine to the affected rabbit, it is best to put an Elizabeth cover on it to prevent the rabbit from licking the wound due to itching, thus affecting the treatment or causing drug poisoning.
2. Disinfection and sterilization: After treating the sick rabbits, the owner also needs to clean and disinfect the daily necessities of the sick rabbits frequently. Ventilated and dry. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to cleaning the living environment of the rabbit, cleaning the residence of the rabbit, and spraying disinfectant for disinfection.
3. Supplementary nutrition: If the rabbit is malnourished for a long time, it will also lead to a decline in its immunity. Therefore, in addition to feeding the rabbit with rabbit food, the owner should also provide some nutritional ointment to help it supplement nutrition. You can also add some hay such as alfalfa grass, ryegrass, and timothy grass to the rabbit, which can meet certain nutritional needs of the rabbit.
Second, how to prevent ringworm in rabbits?
1. Keep the environment clean and tidy: Ringworm is a disease caused by the parasitic scabies and pruritus mites on the surface of the skin. These mites like to live in a humid and dirty environment Activities, the rabbit owner should clean the room frequently, regularly clean up the rabbit’s excrement, and prevent the excrement from accumulating for a long time. You can also regularly disinfect the rabbit’s supplies, or take the rabbit’s supplies to the sun.
2. Enhance the resistance of rabbits: If the rabbit is malnourished for a long time and its constitution is weak, it will also cause its immunity to decline. Therefore, in daily life, in addition to rabbit food, the owner can also feed the rabbits with high nutrient content such as alfalfa grass, or match some fresh vegetables to ensure its nutritional balance.
The above is the introduction of the relevant content of whether ringworm in rabbits can be transmitted to humans. What owners need to understand is that only when the physique of the rabbit becomes better can the chance of contracting ringworm infection be reduced, and the recovery time of ringworm can also be shortened.
