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= Rabbit Care =
=Rabbit Care=


== Baseline Vitals ==
==Baseline Vitals==
* Normal temperature: 100.5–102.5 °F 
Normal:
* Does about to give birth may have a drop to as low as 98 °F 
Temperature: normal range 100.5f-102.5f ,
* Capillary refill: < 2 seconds 
          Does about to give birth may have a drop to as low as 98f


== Anatomy ==
Capillary Refill : less than 2 secs.
''Main article: Anatomy of the Rabbit'' 


== Physical Warning Signs ==
=== Nose ===
* Bloody nose 
* Thick white mucus 
* Labored or mouth breathing 


=== Fecal Abnormalities ===
==Anatomy==
* '''Normal''': round, dark brown or black, ~6 mm (1/4 in), firm but slightly moist, breaks apart when squeezed.
[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Anatomy Anatomy of the Rabbit]
* Light-colored “golden” feces: excess dietary fiber.
* Long, oddly shaped, soft and sticky feces. 
* Stringy feces. 
* White or clear mucus. 
* Diarrhea. 


=== Urine ===
* Normal rabbit urine ranges from nearly clear to dark yellow, red, or white. 
* Red urine: typically linked to red vegetables; not necessarily pathological. 
* White urine: may indicate bladder sludge or high-calcium diet. Occasional excretion is normal due to rabbit calcium metabolism. 
* Risk arises in rabbits with narrowed urethra or poor mobility; such animals may benefit from lower-calcium diets and mobility support. 


=== Coat Texture ===
please use the formatting  that follows for all condition  articles
* Dry, brittle coat. 
* ==Etiology (cause)==
* Oily coat. 
* ==Clinical Signs==
* ==Treatment, Prevention, and Control==


=== Eyes ===
Healthy eyes should be clear, bright, and alert. Warning signs include: 
* Squinted eyes (“ouchie face” → may indicate pain, gastric issues, or bloat). 
* Weepy eyes: allergy or irritation. 
* White mucus/pus: possible infection (eye, sinus, tooth, or ear). 
* Blood from eyes: injury or Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 (RHDV2). 
* White/cloudy corneal film: conjunctivitis, scratched cornea, entropion. 
* White/cloudy film inside pupil: *Encephalitozoon cuniculi*, cataracts, or juvenile cataracts. 


== Diseases and Treatments ==
https://cals.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/2021-12/rabbit_decatholon_senior_remediated.pdf
''See also: [[Rabbit Diseases and Disorders]]'' 


=== Medicine Cabinet ===
=Physical Warning Signs =
Essential emergency supplies. Antibiotics shown in '''red'''. 
Based on ''Exotic Animal Formulary'' (Carpenter, 4th ed.), rabbits section begins p. 537. 


==== By Use ====
* Antimicrobial agents used in rabbits. 


==== Alphabetical ====
==Nose==
* 4x4 Gauze 
*Bloody Nose
* '''Baytril (Enrofloxacin)''' 
*Thick White Mucus
* '''Draxxin (Tulathromycin)''' 
*labored or mouth breathing
* '''LA-200 (Oxytetracycline)''' 
* '''LA-300 (Oxytetracycline)''' 
* '''Toltrazuril 5%''' 
* '''Baycox''' 
* '''SafeGuard (Fenbendazole)''' 
* '''Ivermectin''' 
* Simethicone (baby gas drops) 
* Electrolyte powder 
* Iron 100 injectable 
* B-complex injectable 
* Red Cell 
* Wonder Dust 
* [Full A–Z list retained from original draft; should be expanded into table form for clarity] 


=== Bacterial ===
==Fecal Abnormalities ==
* Abscess 
* Blue Breast 
* Conjunctivitis 
* Enterotoxaemia 
* Pasteurellosis (“Snuffles”) 
* Tyzzer’s Disease 
* Weepy Eye 
* Wry Neck 
''(Each to be expanded with Etiology, Clinical Signs, Treatment format)'' 


=== Viral ===
*Normal Poo:  Rabbit poo should be round, dark brown or Black  approx. 1/4 in diameter,  and should have a very firm, but slightly moist consistency, it should break apart when squeezed, but not crumble.
* Myxomatosis  
*Light colored "Golden" poo : GoldenPoo is a sign of a rabbit getting TOO MUCH FIBER .
* Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV1, RHDV2) 
*Long oddly shaped Soft and sticky poo.
*Stringy Poo
*White or Clear Mucus
*Diarrhea


=== Fungal ===
==Urine==
* Dermatophytosis (Ringworm) 
Rabbits do pee rainbows so colored urine is not always an issue, but some colors do flag possible issues.


=== Parasitic ===
*Normal Rabbit Urine ranges in colors from almost clear, to a dark Yellow, Red, and White.
==== External Parasites ====
* Warbles (botfly larvae) 
* Fleas 
* Fly strike 
* Fur mites 
* Mange mites 
* Ear mites / ear canker 


==== Internal Parasites ====
*red urine (They should only pee red when fed red veggies)
* Pinworms 
* Tapeworms 
* Whipworms 
* *Nosema* 
* *E. cuniculi* 
* Coccidiosis (intestinal and hepatic)
* Liver flukes 


=== Non-Infectious Conditions ===
*white urine, may be a sign of balder sludge, but this is not necessarily abnormal or means your rabbit is sick. White Urine if only occasionally may mean that  your feed is high in calcium. Normal Rabbit Physiology is set up to process excess calcium, and even bladder sludge. this will become an issue if your rabbit has a genetic predisposition to narrow urethra, or poor mobility. If Your rabbit has poor mobility you will want to switch it to a lower calcium Diet, and add supplements to help mitigate bladder sludge.
==== Cancer ====
* Various neoplasias (to be expanded)  


==== Gastrointestinal ====
https://www.dvm360.com/view/rabbit-calcium-metabolism-bladder-sludge-and-urolithiasis-proceedings
* GI stasis 
* Hair/wool block 
* Diarrhea (non-specific) 
* Fatty liver 


==== Reproductive Issues ====
https://www.vin.com/apputil/content/defaultadv1.aspx?pId=11310&catId=33767&id=4516322&ind=155&objTypeID=17
* Cannibalism 
* Pregnancy toxemia 
* Mastitis 
* “Young Doe Death Syndrome” 
* Ketosis 
* Orphaned kits 
* Dystocia 


==== Injury or Self-Inflicted ====
* Fighting wounds 
* Fur chewing 
* Wet dewlap (predisposes to *Pseudomonas*) 
* Sore hocks / ulcerated footpads 


==== Dental ====
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1094919407000679?via%3Dihub
* Malocclusion 
* Tooth abscess 
* “Slobbers” 


==== Genetic Abnormalities ====
==Coat Texture==
* Fetal giantism 
*Dry, Brittle Coat
* Microcardia 
*Oily coat
* Malocclusion (hereditary) 


== Housing ==
==Eyes==
Wire-floored cages can be suitable for most breeds if the correct wire gauge is used. 


== References ==
Healthy eyes should be clear, Bright , and alert.
* Cornell University. (2021). ''Rabbit Decathlon: Senior Division Study Guide''.
Warning signs that your rabbit may be sick are:
* Reusch, B. C. (2007). Calcium metabolism, bladder sludge, and urolithiasis in rabbits. *Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine*, 16(3), 168–176. doi:[10.1053/j.jepm.2007.06.001](https://doi.org/10.1053/j.jepm.2007.06.001) 
* Squinted eyes, " Ouchie Face" this is an out ward indication your rabbit may be in pain, often a sign of bloat or gastric issues.
* DVM360. (2011). Rabbit calcium metabolism, bladder sludge, and urolithiasis. [Online resource].   
* Weepy eyes, can be a sign of allergy or eye irritations.
* Carpenter, J. W. (2012). ''Exotic Animal Formulary'', 4th ed. Elsevier.
* White mucus/puss coming from the  corner of the eye, several warnings: including eye infection, Pasteurella, Sinus, tooth or ear infection.
* FAO (1997). ''Diseases of Domestic Rabbits''. FAO Animal Production and Health Paper 78.
* Blood coming from eyes, examine for a physical injury, or RHDv2.
* White or cloudy film ON the surface of the  cornea, eye infection, conjunctivitis, scratched cornea, entropion eyelid.
* White or Cloudy film INSIDE the pupal, E.C., Parasites, Cataracts or Juvenile Cataracts.
 
=Diseases and Treatments=
 
 
 
https://www.fao.org/3/t0756e/T0756E09.htm
 
 
 
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 Emergency items in your medicine cabinet. Antibiotics highlighted in red
  [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JRR3XzP3XKT_tFOTJ6_wFDURolGPWtpa/view?usp=share_link Exotic Animal Formulary -_by James W Carpenter 4th ed]  Rabbits starts on page 537 
 
===By Use===
[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Antimicrobial_Agents Antimicrobial Agents Used in Rabbits.]
 
===Alphabetically:===
 
#
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=4x4_Gauze: 4x4 Gauze]
 
A
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Apple_cider_vinegar: Apple Cider Vinegar]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Athletes_Foot_Cream: Athletes Foot Cream ]
 
B
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=B-Complex_vit_injectable: B-Complex Injectable]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Baby_Gas_Drops: Baby Gas Drops]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Baby_wipes: Baby Wipes]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Bleach: Bleach]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Blue_kote: Blue Kote]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Toltrazuril5 Baycox]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Baytril Baytril]
 
C
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Corid: Corid ]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Corn_Syrup: Corn Syrup]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Cotton_Balls: Cotton Balls]
 
D
* <span style="color:red">[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Draxxin Draxxin]</span>
 
E
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Elm_bark : Elm Bark]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Electrolyte_powder: Electrolyte Powder]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Exam_gloves: Exam Gloves]
*<span style="color:red">[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Baytril Enrofloxacin]</span>
F
 
G
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Grip_eWater: Gripe Water ]
 
H
 
I
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=ImodiumAD: Imodium AD]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Iodine: Iodine]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Iron100injectable: Iron 100 injectable]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Ivermectin: Ivermectin]
 
J
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=JumpstartPaste: Jumpstart Paste]
 
K
 
L
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Lighter: Lighter]
* <span style="color:red">LA 200 , Liquamycin </span>
* <span style="color:red">LA 300 , Noromycin </span> ** harder to dose for rabbits due to concentration
 
M
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Mineral_oil: Mineral oil]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Molasses: Molasses]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Monistat_7: Monistat 7]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Mylicon: Mylicon]
 
N
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=needles: Needles]
 
O
*oxytetracycline (LA 200) (LA 300)
 
P
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Peroxide: Peroxide ]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=PreparationH: Preparation H]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=ProbioticPowder: Probiotic Powder]
*
 
Q
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Q-tips: Q-tips]
 
R
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Redcell: Red cell]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Rubbingalcohol: Rubbing alcohol]
 
S
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=SafeGuard: SafeGuard ]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=slave: Slave]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Simethicone: Simethicone]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Selenium-EpasteGel: Selenium-E paste/Gel]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Sweetoil: Sweet oil]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Syringes: Syringes]
 
T
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Toltrazuril5 Toltrazuril 5%]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=TripleAntibioticOintment : Triple Antibiotic Ointment]
*
 
U
 
V
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Vaseline: Vaseline]
 
W
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=WonderDust: Wonder Dust]
 
X
 
Y
 
Z
 
==Bacterial==
 
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php?title=Abscess&action=edit&redlink=1 Abscess]
*Blue Breast
*Conjunctivitis
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/E.Coli E.Coli ]
*Enteritis Complex
*Enterotoxaemia
*Foot Abscess
*Hemorrhagic Septicemia
*Listeria
*Listerious
*Mastitis
*Metritis
*Mucoid Enteritis
*Nest Box Eye
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Pasteurella Pasteurella ]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Pasteurella Pasteurelosis]
*Pneumonia
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Pseudomonas Pseudomonas]
*Rabbit Syphilis
*Salmonella
*Salmonellosis
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Pasteurella Snuffles]
*Sore Eye
*Tyzzer's Disease
*Vent Disease
*Weaning Enteritis
*Weepy Eye
*Wry Neck
 
==Viral==
 
*Infectious Myxomatosis
*Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease 1 and 2
*Myxomatosis
 
==Fungal==
 
*Dermatophytosis
*Ring Worm
 
==Parasitic==
 
===External Parasites===
*Warbles
*Bot Fly
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Flea Fleas ]
*Fly strike
*Fur Mites
*Mange Mite
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Ear_mites Ear Mites]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Ear_mites Ear Canker]
 
===Internal Parasites ===
 
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Worms Pin Worms]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Worms Tape Worms]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Worms Whip Worms]
*Nosema
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/E.Cuniculi E.Cuniculi]
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Coccidia Coccidia]
**Intestinal
** Hepatic
 
*[https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Liver_Flukes Liver Flukes]
 
==Non-Infectious Conditions==
===Cancer===
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Cancer Cancer]
===Gastrointestinal===
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/GI_stasis#Treatment%2C_Prevention%2C_and_Control GI stasis]
 
===Reproductive Issues===
* Cannibalism
* Ketosis
* Heat sterilization : Ginger added to the feed stopped the heat sterilization  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32819074/
* Pregnancy Toxemia
* Caked Breast
* "Young Doe Death Syndrome"
* Orphaned Kits
* Scattering Young
* Early Nest Box Fatalities
* Milk Enterotoxaemia
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/De-sexing_complications de-sexing complications]
 
===Common Injury or Self-inflected===
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Cancer Cancer]
* Fighting
* Fur Chewing
* Hair/Wool Block
* Wet-Dewlap* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Pseudomonas can lead to infectious Pseudomonas]
* Wry-Neck
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Sore_Hocks Sore Hocks]
* Ulcerated Footpads
 
===Dental===
* Slobbers
* Tooth Abscess
 
===Genetic Abnormalities Birth Defects ===
* Fetal Giantism
* Microcardia
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Malocclusion Malocclusion ]
* Calcium Sludge.  
https://www.tiktok.com/@dominothespotcat/video/7124899522358267182?_t=8VSTtKvO62A&_r=1
* Torticollis
* Dystocia
* "Young Doe Death Syndrome"
* Enterotoxaemia
* Mastitis
* Staphylococcus sp.  
* Agalactia
* Red Urine
* Paralysis of Hindquarter
* Hutch Burn/Urine scald
* Corneal Ulcer
* Keratitis
* Glaucoma
* Heat Prostration
* Coprophagy
* Non-Specific Diarrhea
* [https://mmcrabbits.com/BCWiki/index.php/Porcelain_Gallbladder Porcelain Gallbladder]
* Fatty Liver
 
[https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/B9780124095274000109?token=DD76077F427AB1151870A718E5C06BF8DD659A1EED297CF29E4A260F08B9C03747109794F2CDDC1A497EB31C08937A01&originRegion=us-east-1&originCreation=20220102154434]
 
=Housing=
 
Wire floored cages are fine  for most breeds of rabbits as long as the correct wire is used .

Revision as of 18:34, 17 August 2025

Rabbit Care

Baseline Vitals

Normal: Temperature: normal range 100.5f-102.5f , 

          Does about to give birth may have a drop to as low as 98f

Capillary Refill : less than 2 secs.


Anatomy

Anatomy of the Rabbit


please use the formatting that follows for all condition articles

  • ==Etiology (cause)==
  • ==Clinical Signs==
  • ==Treatment, Prevention, and Control==


https://cals.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/2021-12/rabbit_decatholon_senior_remediated.pdf

Physical Warning Signs

Nose

  • Bloody Nose
  • Thick White Mucus
  • labored or mouth breathing

Fecal Abnormalities

  • Normal Poo: Rabbit poo should be round, dark brown or Black approx. 1/4 in diameter, and should have a very firm, but slightly moist consistency, it should break apart when squeezed, but not crumble.
  • Light colored "Golden" poo : GoldenPoo is a sign of a rabbit getting TOO MUCH FIBER .
  • Long oddly shaped Soft and sticky poo.
  • Stringy Poo
  • White or Clear Mucus
  • Diarrhea

Urine

Rabbits do pee rainbows so colored urine is not always an issue, but some colors do flag possible issues.

  • Normal Rabbit Urine ranges in colors from almost clear, to a dark Yellow, Red, and White.
  • red urine (They should only pee red when fed red veggies)
  • white urine, may be a sign of balder sludge, but this is not necessarily abnormal or means your rabbit is sick. White Urine if only occasionally may mean that your feed is high in calcium. Normal Rabbit Physiology is set up to process excess calcium, and even bladder sludge. this will become an issue if your rabbit has a genetic predisposition to narrow urethra, or poor mobility. If Your rabbit has poor mobility you will want to switch it to a lower calcium Diet, and add supplements to help mitigate bladder sludge.

https://www.dvm360.com/view/rabbit-calcium-metabolism-bladder-sludge-and-urolithiasis-proceedings

https://www.vin.com/apputil/content/defaultadv1.aspx?pId=11310&catId=33767&id=4516322&ind=155&objTypeID=17


https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1094919407000679?via%3Dihub

Coat Texture

  • Dry, Brittle Coat
  • Oily coat

Eyes

Healthy eyes should be clear, Bright , and alert. Warning signs that your rabbit may be sick are:

  • Squinted eyes, " Ouchie Face" this is an out ward indication your rabbit may be in pain, often a sign of bloat or gastric issues.
  • Weepy eyes, can be a sign of allergy or eye irritations.
  • White mucus/puss coming from the corner of the eye, several warnings: including eye infection, Pasteurella, Sinus, tooth or ear infection.
  • Blood coming from eyes, examine for a physical injury, or RHDv2.
  • White or cloudy film ON the surface of the cornea, eye infection, conjunctivitis, scratched cornea, entropion eyelid.
  • White or Cloudy film INSIDE the pupal, E.C., Parasites, Cataracts or Juvenile Cataracts.

Diseases and Treatments

https://www.fao.org/3/t0756e/T0756E09.htm


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 Emergency items in your medicine cabinet. Antibiotics highlighted in red 

 Exotic Animal Formulary -_by James W Carpenter 4th ed  Rabbits starts on page 537

By Use

Antimicrobial Agents Used in Rabbits.

Alphabetically:

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

  • Lighter
  • LA 200 , Liquamycin
  • LA 300 , Noromycin ** harder to dose for rabbits due to concentration

M

N

O

  • oxytetracycline (LA 200) (LA 300)

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

Bacterial

  • Abscess
  • Blue Breast
  • Conjunctivitis
  • E.Coli
  • Enteritis Complex
  • Enterotoxaemia
  • Foot Abscess
  • Hemorrhagic Septicemia
  • Listeria
  • Listerious
  • Mastitis
  • Metritis
  • Mucoid Enteritis
  • Nest Box Eye
  • Pasteurella
  • Pasteurelosis
  • Pneumonia
  • Pseudomonas
  • Rabbit Syphilis
  • Salmonella
  • Salmonellosis
  • Snuffles
  • Sore Eye
  • Tyzzer's Disease
  • Vent Disease
  • Weaning Enteritis
  • Weepy Eye
  • Wry Neck

Viral

  • Infectious Myxomatosis
  • Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease 1 and 2
  • Myxomatosis

Fungal

  • Dermatophytosis
  • Ring Worm

Parasitic

External Parasites

Internal Parasites

Non-Infectious Conditions

Cancer

Gastrointestinal

Reproductive Issues

Common Injury or Self-inflected

Dental

  • Slobbers
  • Tooth Abscess

Genetic Abnormalities Birth Defects

https://www.tiktok.com/@dominothespotcat/video/7124899522358267182?_t=8VSTtKvO62A&_r=1

  • Torticollis
  • Dystocia
  • "Young Doe Death Syndrome"
  • Enterotoxaemia
  • Mastitis
  • Staphylococcus sp.
  • Agalactia
  • Red Urine
  • Paralysis of Hindquarter
  • Hutch Burn/Urine scald
  • Corneal Ulcer
  • Keratitis
  • Glaucoma
  • Heat Prostration
  • Coprophagy
  • Non-Specific Diarrhea
  • Porcelain Gallbladder
  • Fatty Liver

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Housing

Wire floored cages are fine for most breeds of rabbits as long as the correct wire is used .

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