User contributions
10 August 2010
Corneal Abrasions – Rabbit
Created page with "{{unfinished}} Corneal abrasions are occasionally encountered in pet rabbits usually as a result of injury on straw bedding (barley awns) or from injuries sustained from being c..."
Symblepharon – Rabbit
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Symblepharon – Rabbit
Created page with "{{unfinished}} Symblepharon can follow chronic blepharo-conjunctivitis and may have to be addressed aggressively using surgery in an attempt to prevent the formation of adhesion..."
Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Treatment
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Aetiology
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8 August 2010
Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Aetiology
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Clinical Signs
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Aetiology
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
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Dacryocystitis – Rabbit
Created page with " {{unfinished}} ==Description== Dacryocystitis is one of the most common conditions encountered in practice and can be one of the most difficult to treat due to the persistence ..."
24 July 2010
Miscellaneous Dermatological Conditions – Rabbit
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Miscellaneous Dermatological Conditions – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} Injection of ketamine and xylazine into the caudal thigh caused self-mutilation of the digits in two laboratory rabbits (Beyers et al 1991, cited by Harcourt Brow…'
Rabbit
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Fur Loss – Rabbit
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Fur Loss – Rabbit
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Fur Loss – Rabbit
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Fur Loss – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} Fur loss in rabbits can due to: *Moulting *Grooming or idiopathic overgrooming *Displacement activity in rabbits that can’t groom – automutilation Hair loss d…'
Ringworm – Rabbit
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Category:Dermatophytoses – Rabbit
Created page with 'Category:Skin_Conditions_-_Rabbit'
Candidiasis – Rabbit
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Necrobacillosis – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} {| cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1" | Also known as: | '''Schmorl's disease |- |} Infection with ''Fusobacterium necrophorum''. Lesions appear as ne…'
Pseudomoniasis – Rabbit
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Pseudomoniasis – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} {| cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1" | Also known as: | '''Blue fur disease |- |} Pseudomoniasis is seen as a green discoloration of the skin especiall…'
Staphylococcosis – Rabbit
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Staphylococcosis – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} Neonatal pet rabbits sometimes develop pustular dermatitis on the ventral abdomen and inside the hind legs. This can lead to fatal septicaemia. Treatment involves…'
Dewlap Dermatitis – Rabbit
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Wounds and Abscesses – Rabbit
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Pododermatitis – Rabbit
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Category:Bacterial Skin Diseases – Rabbit
Created page with 'Category:Skin_Conditions_-_Rabbit'
Treponema paraluiscuniculi
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Treponema paraluiscuniculi
Created page with '{{unfinished}} ==Description and Treatment== ''Treponema cuniculi'' causes crusty lesions on the skin of the nose, genitalia, perineum, ears, nose, eyelids, lips and vent and res…'
Dewlap Dermatitis – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} Dewlap dermatitis can also be caused by dribbling, by continuous wetting from a leaking water bottle, or by does with well-developed dewlaps resting with this lar…'
Wounds and Abscesses – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} Rabbit skin heals very rapidly (Harkness 1987); abscesses are frequently encountered in pet rabbits and are best treated by adequate surgical excision and prolong…'
Exotics Biochemistry - WikiNormals
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Exotics Biochemistry - WikiNormals
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Exotics Haematology - WikiNormals
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Exotics Haematology - WikiNormals
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Pododermatitis – Rabbit
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Pododermatitis – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfninished}} This is the epitome of a husbandry related disease. All too frequently the pet rabbit is kept on unsuitable substrate and cannot bear weight normally on the claw…'
Lumps – Rabbit
Created page with '{{unfinished}} ==Description== Cutaneous and subcutaneous masses in rabbits are due to: *Abscesses *Coenurosis *Skin tumours appear to be fairly uncommon in rabbits but squamous …'
Candidiasis – Rabbit
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Ticks – Rabbit
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Mites – Rabbit
Psoroptiasis
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Mites – Rabbit
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Fleas – Rabbit
European Rabbit Flea (S. cuniculi)
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