Rabbits generally do not have lice or fleas. The body temperature of rabbits is relatively high, usually between 35-40 degrees Celsius. This temperature is too high and is not conducive to the survival of lice and fleas. Therefore, rabbits generally do not develop lice and fleas. However, if a rabbit comes into contact with an animal that has lice and fleas, it has a high chance of becoming infected with lice and fleas.

Methods to prevent rabbits from getting lice and fleas:

1. Use insect repellent shower gel to bathe rabbits. When bathing rabbits, use a pet-specific shower gel with anthelmintic properties, which can effectively sterilize and repel insects, making the rabbit less likely to carry viruses, lice, and fleas.

2. Don’t let rabbits play on the lawn. Rabbits especially like to run around in the grass. There are many bugs in the grass and they can easily carry fleas and ticks.

3. Regular deworming. If the rabbit often goes out to play, the owner can also perform external deworming on the rabbit regularly to prevent the rabbit from being infected with parasites.