The easiest way to prevent rabbits from getting infected

The simplest way to prevent rabbit diseases is to vaccinate them. The vaccine can cause the rabbit's body to produce antibodies that can effectively resist virus invasion. Although the vaccine does not completely ensure the rabbit's health, it does provide some resistance to the virus. You should pay attention to the rabbit's diet, and take the rabbit for exercise to enhance the rabbit's physical fitness.
The process of rabbit injection vaccine:
1. When the rabbit is 28 days old, it needs to be injected with Pasteurella vaccine, and when it is 35 days old, it needs to be injected with Pasteurella vaccine Plague vaccine.
2. When rabbits are 60 days old, they need to be injected with the two-part vaccine of Busiella and Rabbit Distemper, which is a booster vaccine.
3. After completing the first vaccination, rabbits need to be vaccinated against rabbit plague every three years.
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