Rabbits carry bacteria or viruses. Almost all animals carry bacteria and viruses, so rabbits also carry certain germs. However, as long as domestic rabbits are cleaned and dewormed regularly, the germs they carry are very small and not enough to harm humans. Although you are in good health, it is still recommended to wash your hands after coming into contact with rabbits.

How to avoid bacteria or viruses when raising rabbits

1. Owners should pay attention to the cleanliness of the rabbit breeding environment. A good environment can greatly reduce diseases.

2. Generally, pet rabbits also need to be dewormed and vaccinated, so that most of the germs on the rabbit can be eliminated.

3. When playing with rabbits, if you are accidentally bitten, you need to clean and disinfect it immediately, and then get a rabies vaccine within 24 hours. This is safer.