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Following an outbreak great care must be taken to clean the animal's living quarters thoroughly, using a flame thrower or a hot solution of ammonia (10%) or a boiling solution of 10% washing soda to ensure destruction of the oocysts.
Following an outbreak great care must be taken to clean the animal's living quarters thoroughly, using a flame thrower or a hot solution of ammonia (10%) or a boiling solution of 10% washing soda to ensure destruction of the oocysts.
==References==
*Okerman, L. (1994) '''Diseases of Domestic Rabbits'''. Blackwell Scien¬tific Publications ISBN 0-632-03804 -7. 2nd Edition
*Walden, N. B. (1990) '''Rabbits - A Compendium'''. The T.G. Hungerford Vade Mecum Series for Domestic Animals. Series C Number 13 Published by the University of Sydney Post Graduate Foundation In Veterinary Science March 1990 ISBN 0909973 80 6; ISN 0812 0048.
[[Category:Digestive_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]
[[Category:Digestive_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]
[[Category:Endoparasitism – Rabbit]]