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Rabbit Medicine and Surgery Q&A 07
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*Rabbits with true diarrhoea are generally systemically unwell and deteriorating, dehydrated and in abdominal pain.
*Rabbits with true diarrhoea are generally systemically unwell and deteriorating, dehydrated and in abdominal pain.
*Caecotrophs have a characteristic strong ‘vinegary’ odour due to the volatile fatty acids present, and are coated in mucus.
*Caecotrophs have a characteristic strong ‘vinegary’ odour due to the volatile fatty acids present, and are coated in mucus.
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Diarrhoea – Rabbit
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*Overfeeding leading to no calorific need for caecotroph ingestion.
*Overfeeding leading to no calorific need for caecotroph ingestion.
*Lack of space and exercise.
*Lack of space and exercise.
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Clagged Vent – Rabbit
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