Rabbits may carry rabies virus, but the probability is very low. Rabies virus is usually carried by dogs, cats or wild carnivores, but if a rabbit comes into contact with a rabid cat or dog, or is scratched by a cat or dog, it may carry rabies virus. Rabbits are omnivorous animals that feed mainly on pasture. Unless the above reasons are excluded, they will not carry rabies virus.

Notes on raising rabbits:

1. Rabbits are nocturnal animals and are more active at night, so you need to prepare some food for them.

2. The rabbit cage should be placed in a dry and hygienic environment, and cleaned and disinfected regularly to ensure a clean living environment for rabbits.

3. Make sure that the rabbit gets at least an hour of exercise every day. Adequate exercise is beneficial to the growth and development of the rabbit.