Symptoms of coccidiosis in rabbits

Rabbit coccidiosis symptoms: rabbit coccidiosis has no characteristic clinical symptoms, such as loss of appetite or lack of food, poor spirit, lying motionless, anaemia, diarrhea or diarrhea and constipation. The frequency of micturition of diseased rabbits increased or often showed voiding posture, and the young rabbits grew slowly after suffering from coccidiosis. The diseased rabbits showed abdominal enlargement due to intestinal distension, bladder filled with urine and hepatomegaly. At the end of the disease, the diseased rabbit developed neurological symptoms, limb spasm or paralysis, the head leaned back, the two hind legs stretched out and screamed and died. The time from onset to death varies, generally from more than 10 days to several weeks.