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Rabbit Medicine and Surgery Q&A 16 (view source)
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*However, some rabbits can present for lameness, or are weak, anorectic and/or dehydrated.
*However, some rabbits can present for lameness, or are weak, anorectic and/or dehydrated.
*Larvae can be up to 25 × 10 mm (1 × 0.4 inches) in size and have black cuticular spines, which give them their characteristic dark appearance.
*Larvae can be up to 25 × 10 mm (1 × 0.4 inches) in size and have black cuticular spines, which give them their characteristic dark appearance.
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|l1=Cuterebra spp.
|q2=Describe your treatment and prevention plan.
|q2=Describe your treatment and prevention plan.
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#If the swelling does not resolve or if it worsens, surgical excision of the affected tissues may be necessary.
#If the swelling does not resolve or if it worsens, surgical excision of the affected tissues may be necessary.
#The owner should be advised that the best prevention is to limit exposure of the rabbit to flies, either by keeping the rabbit indoors during the fly season or installing a protective screen over the hutch.
#The owner should be advised that the best prevention is to limit exposure of the rabbit to flies, either by keeping the rabbit indoors during the fly season or installing a protective screen over the hutch.
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|l2=Cuterebra spp.#Treatment
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