Client Factsheets>RabbitsRabbits ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Retrograde urohydropulsion Constipation Second opinions and referrals in veterinary practice Endocarditis Injured wildlife (UK) – what to do! Blepharitis Chalazion – a lumpy eyelid Chest drains – uses and placement Elbow luxation Tail amputation Domestication Hip surgery Gastrointestinal neoplasia Abdominocentesis Festive hazards Thymoma Hepatic lipidosis Urinary tract obstruction Urinary incontinence Pinworm infestation Spondylosis Pain relief Epiphora – excessive tears Pseudopregnancy Clinical examination Enucleation – surgical removal of one or both eyes Conjunctivitis Handling / restraining your rabbit Wildfires and smoke inhalation Euthabag pet body bags – all you need to know Biopsies Rabbits and guinea pigs Cruciate ligament trauma Tetanus Clostridiosis Trichoepithelioma / trichoblastoma Adrenocortical disease Fibrosarcoma Lipoma Viral hemorrhagic disease (VHD) Weight loss Wound management Vaccinations – essential protection Urolithiasis Uterine problems Traveling with your rabbit Tracheitis Total ear canal ablation Syringe feeding your rabbit Teeth problems – overgrowth Summer safety Stress in rabbits Snuffles – the facts Snoring Septic arthritis – joint inflammation Skin cancer / tumors Samples – how they help your veterinarian Ringworm – a fungal infection Red urine Red eye – hyperemia Recumbent or paralyzed rabbits – how to care for them Rabbit companions Ptyalism – excessive salivation Pyoderma – bacterial skin infection Rabbit language – what is your rabbit saying? Peritonitis Pasteurellosis Pet loss – how to cope Old age – caring for elderly rabbits Orphan kittens – rearing Osteoporosis Mycotoxicosis Microchipping – permanent identification of your rabbit Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection Mastitis Mammary gland adenocarcinoma Lice infestation Kidney problems Intestinal obstructions Intussusception – an intestinal condition Incoordination – ataxia Keeping rabbits safe outside Housing your rabbit Impactions – what’s the blockage? Hypovitaminosis Hospitalization and nursing care Hypocalcemia and hypercalcemia Health checks – what to do! Herpes virus infection Gastrointestinal stasis Hairballs Gastric ulceration Flies – what to look out for Floppy rabbit syndrome Eyedrops – how to administer Fecal testing Excessive drinking and urination Exfoliative dermatitis – an itchy business Endometrial hyperplasia Electrical burn injury Endometrial aneurysm Ear canker Dental checks Diarrhea Diabetes mellitus Diseases of growing kits Cystitis Clipping your rabbit’s claws Cesarean section Cerebrospinal nematodiasis Cellulitis Brachycephalic syndrome Arthritis Anorexia Anesthesia in rabbits Anemia Actinomycosis – a bacterial infection Youngsters – caring for adolescent / teenage rabbits Xray and Ultrasound Winter worries – how to care for your rabbit in the winter Why does my rabbit… ? Walking dandruff (Cheyletiellosis) Traveling with your rabbit Tear duct flushing Surgery – post-operative care Submandibular gland disease Substances poisonous to rabbits Spinal injury Seizures – convulsions/fitting Rabbitpox Pyloric stenosis Pododermatitis – sore hocks Plants – safe or dangerous Pet medicines – a danger to pet caregivers? Pet loss – explaining it to children Patellar luxation Ovarian neoplasia Ovarian cysts Osteosarcoma – bone cancer Oral papilloma Ocular discharge Obesity in your rabbit Nystagmus – involuntary rhythmic eye movement Newborns – caring for baby kits Neutering – why and when Nephrotoxicity – toxicity in the kidneys Nasal discharge Myxomatosis – myxy Muscular dystrophy and other muscular conditions Moist dermatitis – sore skin Mites and skin parasites Megacolon syndrome Medicines – how to administer them Malassezia pachydermatitis – yeast skin infection Litter training your rabbit Limb amputation – post-operative care Is a rabbit right for me Introducing to other pets Injection techniques Injection site reactions Illness – caring for your rabbit Hypothermia – low body temperature Hyperthermia – overheating Hydrocephalus House rabbits – safety first! House rabbits – rabbit proofing your home Hospital-associated infections Horner’s syndrome Hip luxation Heart failure Heart disease Health insurance for your rabbit Head tilt Grooming your rabbit Grass and hay Frostbite Fly strike Fluid therapy Fleas – an itchy business Feeding your rabbit Eye abscesses Exercise – keeping your rabbit fit Euthanasia – saying goodbye Epizootic rabbit enteropathy Epistaxis – nosebleed Enteritis Endoscopy – the inside story Encephalitozoon cuniculi Emotional support animals – the benefits Emergency first aid Emergencies Ear base abscesses Dirty bottom syndrome Dental disease Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging Common cancers Colibacillosis Choosing a rabbit Children and pets Chewing Cherry eye Cancer therapy Breed-related health conditions Boredom – keeping your rabbit amused Blood transfusions Blood pressure – why is it abnormal? Blepharospasm Blindness – living with a blind rabbit Antibiotic treatment Anorectal papilloma Alopecia – hair loss Aggressive rabbits Adults – caring for your rabbit Adenovirus infection Abdominal abscesses
