What is the main treatment for Rotavirus in rabbits?

Supportive care is the primary treatment for Rotavirus in rabbits. This approach focuses on managing the symptoms and maintaining hydration, as well as providing an appropriate diet to support the rabbit's recovery. Since Rotavirus is a viral infection, antibiotics are not effective against the virus itself, and thus are not appropriate treatment.

While vaccination can be a preventive measure for some diseases, there is no specific vaccine for Rotavirus in rabbits. Isolating the rabbit may help prevent the spread of the virus to other rabbits, but it does not address the health needs of the infected animal. Supportive care is crucial as it helps the rabbit recover by ensuring that it remains hydrated and nourished while its immune system fights off the virus.