Methods to prevent coccidiosis in rabbits:

1. Isolation. If a rabbit is infected with coccidiosis, it needs to be isolated to avoid infecting other rabbits. The environment needs to be kept hygienic, as well as food and water clean, to avoid fecal contamination.

2. Deworm in time. To deworm sick rabbits in a timely manner, you can mix an appropriate amount of rabbit green pet into rabbit food and feed it to rabbits to help get rid of the troubles caused by coccidia.

3. Supplement nutrition. You can feed some rabbit food with high crude fiber content, and you can also mix it with alfalfa, carrots, cabbage leaves and other dried vegetables, which will help promote intestinal peristalsis in rabbits and help maintain intestinal function.

4. Environmental disinfection. The rabbit hutch should be kept hygienic at ordinary times, kept ventilated and dry, tableware should be disinfected regularly, and the bottom of the cage should be disinfected with a flame to kill the oocysts.

5. Strengthen rabbit population management. When managing rabbits, attention should be paid to raising young rabbits and adult rabbits separately in time after the puppies are weaned. When a new rabbit joins, you can have it checked first and then decide how to deal with it.