Epidemic characteristics of rabbit plague

Rabbit plague, also known as rabbit viral hemorrhagic disease, is an acute and severe infectious disease caused by the virus. The disease is urgent, contagious and high mortality, which is a great threat to rabbit production and is the great enemy of rabbit industry.

Epidemic characteristics: any breed of rabbit can get sick and die. It mainly occurs in young and adult rabbits over 2 months old, and the morbidity and mortality can be as high as 100%. It can happen all the year round, but it usually occurs in winter and spring, and often breaks out between spring and summer.