Rabbits can spread plague, but the likelihood is very low. Plague is a high fever caused by Yersinia pestis, a disease characterized by pneumonia and bleeding, and is generally found in wild rodents. Rabbits are also rodents, but most rabbits are herbivorous domestic animals. Their living environment is quite clean and sanitary, and they are not likely to carry Yersinia pestis.

Solutions to bacterial infections in rabbits:

1. Treatment can be done with nystatin, amphotericin B, griseofulvin, clotrimidin and other drugs . Mix an appropriate amount of the drug into the rabbit's food or make a suspension in water and give it to the rabbit orally.

2. Carry out comprehensive cleaning and disinfection of rabbit cages, rabbit nests, floors, utensils, etc., and disinfect rabbit feces and urine with 10%-20% lime milk before burying them deeply.

3. Drink more water to enhance the rabbit’s metabolism, increase the rabbit’s amount of exercise, and improve the body’s resistance.