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Revision as of 21:45, 1 January 2022
Rabbit Care
the following are links to in-depth pages on each item, as well as lists of topics you can peruse.
Medicine Cabinet
You should keep these Emergancy items in your medicine cabinet.
- 4 x4 Gauze
A
- Apple cider vinegar
- Athletes Foot Cream
B
- B-Complex vit injectable
- Baby Gas Drops
- Baby wipes
- Bleach
- Blue kote
C
- Corid
- Corn Syrup
- Cotton Balls
D
E
- Electrolyte powder
- Exam gloves
F
G
- Gripe Water
H
I
- Imodium AD
- Iodine
- Iron 100 injectable
- Ivermectin
J
- Jumpstart Paste
K
L
- Lighter
M
- Mineral oil
- Molasses
- Monistat 7
- Mylicon
N
- needles
O
P
- Peroxide
- Preparation H
- Probiotic Powder
Q
- Q-tips
R
- Red cell
- Rubbing alcohol
S
- SafeGuard
- slave
- Simeticone
- Selenium -E paste/Gel
- Sweet oil
- Syringes
T
- Toltrazuril 5%
- Triple Antibiotic Ointment NO PAINKILLER
U
V
- Vaseline
W
- Wonder Dust
X
Y
Z
Diseases and Treatments
Bacterial
- Blue Breast
- Conjunctivitis
- Mastitis
- Weepy Eye
- Vent Disease
- Rabbit Syphilis
- Metritis
- Pneumonia
- Listerious
- Listeria
- Salmonellosis
- Salmonella
- Foot Abscess
- Pasteurelosis
- Snuffles
- Pasteurella
- Hemorrhagic Septicemia
- Abscess
- Wry Neck
- Sore Eye
- Nest Box Eye
- Enteritis Complex
- Weaning Enteritis
- Enterotoxaemia
- Mucoid Enteritis
- Tyzzer's Disease
Viral
- Infectious Myxomatosis
- Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease 1 and 2
Fungal
- Dermatophytosis
- Ring Worm
Parasitic
External Parasites
- Warbles
- Bot Fly
- Fly strike
- Fur Mites
- Mange Mite
- Ear Mites
- Ear Canker
Internal Parasites
- Pin Worms
- Tape Worms
- Whip Worms
- Nosema
- E.Cuniculi
- Coccidia
- Intestinal
- Hepatic
Non-Infectious Conditions
- Wet-Dewlap
- Wry-Neck
- Torticollis
- Slobbers
- Tooth Abscess
- Cannibalism
- Fur Chewing
- Hair/Wool Block
- Fighting
- Ketosis
- Pregnancy Toxemia
- Dystocia
- "Young Doe Death Syndrome"
- Enterotoxaemia
- Mastitis
- Staphylococcus sp.
- Agalactia
- Red Urine
- Fetal Giantism
- Orphaned Kits
- Scattering Young
- Early Nest Box Fatalities
- Milk Enterotoxaemia
- Sore Hocks
- Ulcerated Footpads
- Malocclusion
- Paralysis of Hindquarter
- Hutch Burn/Urine scald
- Corneal Ulcer
- Keratitis
- Glaucoma
- Caked Breast
- Heat Prostration
- Coprophagy
- Non-Specific Diarrhea
Housing
Wire floored cages are fine for most breeds of rabbits as long as the correct wire is used .
