Difference between revisions of "Category:Enteropathies - Rabbit"

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Enteropathies - Rabbit

Bacterial enteropathies should really be regarded as "overgrowths".

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▼ Enteropathies - Rabbit
Clostridial Diseases - Rabbit
Colibacillosis - Rabbit
Enterotoxaemia Treatment - Rabbit
Pseudotuberculosis - Rabbit
Salmonellosis - Rabbit
Tyzzer's Disease - Rabbit

Clostridial Diseases - Rabbit

Colibacillosis - Rabbit

Tyzzer's Disease - Rabbit

Salmonellosis - Rabbit

Pseudotuberculosis - Rabbit

Pages in category "Enteropathies - Rabbit"

The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.

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-==Pseudotuberculosis==
+==[[Pseudotuberculosis - Rabbit]]==
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-(syn: rodentiosis)
-Pseudotuberculosis is not just a condition of the gastrointestinal tract. Infection with ''Yersinia pseudotuberculosis'' as a result of direct or indirect contact with infected rodents or wild birds is encountered occasionally.  The provision of freshly gathered wild plants or unwashed vegetables must be considered as a source of infection.  Clinical signs include cachexia with an enlarged spleen being detected on abdominal palpation. Diagnosis is usually made on post-mortem examination, the organism being isolated from the typical lesions  -  necrotic foci in the lymphoid tissue of the spleen, caecum and ileo-caecal.  Treatment and prevention of spread of the infection to contact animals is by the use of oral fluoroquinolones. Further prevention is via rodent control.
-==[[Enterotoxaemia Treatment - Rabbit|Synopsis of treatment for enterotoxaemia and bacterial enteritis]]==
 [[Category:Digestive_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]