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Submandibular Abscessation – Rabbit (view source)
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In all cases systemic antibiosis oxytetracycline SC q 72hrs (Engemycin 5%®; Intervet) or procaine penicillin SC q3-7days for life if necessary is always indicated. Levamisole might boost the immune system.
In all cases systemic antibiosis oxytetracycline SC q 72hrs (Engemycin 5%®; Intervet) or procaine penicillin SC q3-7days for life if necessary is always indicated. Levamisole might boost the immune system.
==References==
*Chappell, S. (1994) The rabbit abscess and Antirobe. In Antirobe In Focus. Upjohn Ltd. Crawley, West Sussex.
*Remeeus, P.G.K. and Verbeek, M. (1995) The use of calcium hydroxide in the treatment of abscesses in the cheek of the rabbit resulting from a dental periapical disorder. J. Vet. Dent 12 (1) 19-21.
*Garibaldi, B. A. et al (1990) Diagnostic exercise: Mandibular swelling in a rabbit: Laboratory Animal Science 40 (1) 77-78
*Harcourt Brown, F (2009) Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits 1. Normal dentition, pathogenesis and aetiology In Practice 31 370-379
*Harcourt Brown, F. (2009) Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits 2. Diagnosis and treatment In Practice 31 432-445
*Harcourt Brown, F. (2009) Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits 3. Jaw abscesses In Practice 31 496-505
[[Category:Dental_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]
[[Category:Dental_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]