| WARNING,
important !!! |
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| Drugs |
Questions
related to the administration of a drug to a rabbit, by Steve Clegg |
| Subcutaneous
Injections in Rabbits - Drawing the medicine into a syringe, by
Naomi Dutch |
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| Analgesics (pain medication) |
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| Butorphanol |
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| Anesthetic agents |
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| Anesthetic drugs safe for use in
rabbits |
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| Antibiotics |
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| Cream
that helps treat urine burn in rabbits,
by Audrey Libouton |
| Antibiotics endangering the life
of rabbits |
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|
Desinfecting
agent |
Ear
pinnae of a lop rabbit show skin burns, phlebitis and necrosis after
daily cleaning with chlorhexidine, by Esther van Praag, Ph.D. |
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| Antiparasitic drugs |
Insecticidal
or anti-parasitic drugs, safe for use in rabbits (table) |
| Drugs
eliminating intestinal worms, safe for use in rabbits (table) |
| Treatment
options for Encephalitozoon cuniculi, a protozoal parasite
of the nervous system in rabbits |
| Prevention
and treatment of Encephalitozoon cuniculi infection in rabbits
with fenbendazole, by Suter C, Muller-Doblies UU, Hatt JM, Deplazes P. |
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| Glucocorticosteroids (steroids) |
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| Gut motility drugs |
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| Metoclopramide HCl |
| Use of GI stimulating drugs in rabbits
suffering from diarrhea ? |
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| Neuroleptic and anti-epileptic drugs
and possible side-effects in rabbits |
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| Keppra: drug induced folic acid (vit B9) deficiency in a hydrocephalus mini lop
rabbit, by Esther
van Praag |
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| Sludge treatment |
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| Vitamins |
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| Veterinary abbreviations |
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Kim Chilson
