Clinical symptoms of acute pasteurellosis in rabbits

There are two kinds of symptoms: one is acute systemic septicemia: some sick rabbits die suddenly without obvious symptoms. In general, the sick rabbit's body temperature rises to more than 41 degrees Celsius, does not eat, is mentally poor, lies motionless in the cage, and does not avoid or walk away with his hands. Serous nasal discharge, shortness of breath, sometimes sneezing or diarrhea, often dying 1 to 3 days after the onset of symptoms. Before dying, his body temperature dropped, his whole body trembled and his limbs twitched.