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Rabbits

Everything you need to know about rabbits

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Head Tumors and Cancer in Rabbits
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Shope Papilloma Virus  Shope papilloma virus, sometimes referred to as cottontail cutaneous papilloma virus, is a viral disease that causes malignant tumors to grow in rabbits, often on its head. The virus...

Sinus Infections in Rabbits
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Rhinitis And SinusitisRhinitis in rabbits is an inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane. Sinusitis is quite similar; it is an inflammation of the air-filled spaces surrounding the rabbit's sinus or nasal...

Kidney Failure in Rabbits
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Renal FailureRabbits, much like humans, suffer from renal failure. This causes them to produce less urine and is infrequently due to cases of dehydration. There are two forms of renal failure: acute or...

Uterine Infections in Rabbits
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PyometraThe medical term for an infection in the rabbit's uterus is pyometra. This and other reproductive (or non-neoplastic endometrial) disorders, including the growth and bloating of the uterus, are...

Excessive Salivating in Rabbits
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PtyalismCommonly referred to as “rabbit slobber” or the “slobbers,” ptyalism is a condition that causes a rabbit to produce an excessive amount of saliva. This can often lead to dental problems and is...

Pneumonia in Rabbits
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Pneumonia in Rabbits  Pneumonia occurs when there is a severe inflammation in the lungs leading to dysfunction of the entire respiratory system. This inflammation may be due to a bacterial, fungal, viral...

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