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Skin diseases

 

Kim Chilson

 

 

Generalities:

Differential diagnosis for rabbit skin diseases

 

 

Viral diseases

Papilloma or warts

Fibroma

Myxomatosis

Herpes spp virus in rabbits

Herpes simplex encephalitis in rabbits, by P. Grest et al.

 

 

Bacterial diseases:

Skin abscess in rabbits

Abscess management in rabbit, an illustrated guide, by C. Macey

Pseudomonas aeruginosa or green fur syndrome

Schmorl’s disease or skin necrosis due to Fusobacterium necrophorum

Tularemia in rabbits

 

 

Fungal diseases:

Fungal dermatosis

 

 

Arachnid skin parasites:

Ear mite: Psoroptes cuniculi

Fur mites: Cheyletiella parasitovorax  and Listrophorus gibbus

Less Common Fur Mites: Trombicula autumnalis and Dermanyssus gallinae

Burrowing mites: Sarcoptes scabiei  and Notoedres cati

Ticks in rabbits

 

 

Insect skin parasites:

Fleas and rabbits

Myiasis (fly-strike) and rabbits

Myiasis by botfly (Cuterebra sp.) in rabbits

 

 

Behavioral disease:

Self-mutilating behavior in rabbits

 

 

“Mechanical” diseases:

Ulcerative pododermatitis in rabbits

Ear-tags and leg-rings

 

 

Immune diseases:

Infection of the sebaceous glands

 

 

Treatment:

Bandaging a rabbit hind-foot

Abscess management in rabbit, an illustrated guide, by C. Macey

 

A big thanks to Kim Chilson for the lovely illustration.

 

 

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25   NOVEMBER   2003

updated: September 2006