What is rabbit fever?
Rabbit fever, also known as Tularemia is a rare infectious disease that is spread to humans from animals.
How does it spread?
It can be spread to humans by tick and deer fly bites, contact with animals, and contaminated food and water.
What are the symptoms of rabbit fever?
Symptoms of rabbit fever include skin ulcers, inflammation in the eyes, a sore throat, difficulty in breathing, and chest pain.
How to prevent rabbit fever?
To prevent rabbit fever, use insect repellents, and wear protective clothing and gloves while handling animals.
Is rabbit fever contagious?
No, rabbit fever is not contagious. It can spread from person-to-person contact, but it is highly infectious.
Information credits
This information is taken from the Cleveland Clinic website.