Rabbits do not have rabies. Rabies virus mainly exists in canines and felines. Rabbits are a common domestic animal. Rabbits mainly feed on grass and leaves. They are herbivores and do not carry rabies virus in their bodies. Therefore, if you are bitten by a rabbit, you do not need to get a rabies vaccine, but you still need to do a good job of disinfection.

Treatment methods for rabbits infected with viruses:

1. Once a rabbit is infected, sick and suspected sick rabbits should be quickly isolated and treated to prevent them from spreading the disease. To your own kind.

2. Spray alcohol around the rabbit cage to keep the environment safe, which is conducive to the rabbit's recovery and can also avoid the spread of viruses.

3. You should take the rabbit to the pet hospital for further examination in time to determine what kind of viral infection it is, and then treat it symptomatically.