Rabbits can survive a coccidiosis attack, but only if they receive timely treatment. Rabbits suffering from coccidiosis will have symptoms such as anemia, weight loss, loss of appetite, and diarrhea. The diagnosis can be confirmed by testing feces. If it is found that a rabbit has coccidiosis, it must be dewormed in time. Do not take deworming medicine casually. It must be taken under the guidance of a veterinarian. If the rabbit's condition is serious, it must be sent to the hospital immediately.

Solutions for rabbits that have coccidia:

1. After discovering that a rabbit has coccidia, the owner should promptly feed the sick rabbit a rabbit-specific deworming product. If necessary, Antibiotics may be used to control secondary infections.

2. After a rabbit is infected with coccidiosis, the rabbit's living environment and items must be disinfected in time to avoid secondary infection of the rabbit.

3. Rabbits suffering from coccidiosis will have reduced physical fitness. Owners should pay attention to supplementing nutrition for rabbits and prepare more rabbit food with high crude fiber content for rabbits.