Gastric Stasis – Rabbit - Revision history

BaraStudent at 17:56, 25 August 2015

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+|Vetstream = [https://staging.vetstream.com/lapis/Content/Technique/teq00549 Nasogastric intubation of rabbits]<br>[https://staging.vetstream.com/lapis/Content/Freeform/fre00011#section2 Gastric dilation and stasis]
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	Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.		Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.
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	==References==		==References==

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 Gastric stasis is reasonably common in pet rabbits.
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 Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.
 ==References==
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	Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.		Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.
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		+	==References==
		+	*Gentz, E. J. et al (1995) Dealing with gastrointestinal, genitourinary and musculoskeletal problems in rabbits. Veterinary Medicine, 90 (4), 365-372
		+	*Girling, S. J. (2006) Diagnostic Imaging in '''BSAVA Manual of Rabbit Medicine and Surgery''', eds Meredith A and Flecknell P, 2nd Edition 2006, published by BSAVA Quedgley Glocs
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	[[Category:Digestive_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]		[[Category:Digestive_Disorders_-_Rabbit]]

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	Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.		Offer Timothy hay and spring greens as if the tube was not fitted in the first place. The animal should be able to feed normally and it is imperative that it should be allowed to do so as the teeth continue to grow normally.
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	Gastric stasis is reasonably common in pet rabbits.		Gastric stasis is reasonably common in pet rabbits.

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 *Depression, lethargy, dehydration and death
-It is possible to palpate the "doughy" mass in the epigastric area – take care. Gastric rupture is easy to produce! As the condition progresses to non-obstructive ileus see below.
+It is possible to palpate the "doughy" mass in the epigastric area – take care. Gastric rupture is easy to produce! As the condition progresses to non-obstructive ileus see [[Non-Obstructive Ileus – Rabbit|here]].
 ==Treatment==

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	==Diagnosis of gastric impaction/stasis==		==Diagnosis of gastric impaction/stasis==

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 *Carprofen
-Assisted feeding
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 *Oxbow Critical Care  (PetLife email petlife@vetbed.co.uk)
 *Hay, grass, high fibre foods – we find that nearly all rabbits will take Timothy hay in our hospital.