Diseases that may be
acquired from Rabbits
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Viral diseases: |
Rabies |
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Bacterial diseases: |
Pasteurellosis |
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Salmonellosis |
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Bordetella spp. |
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Tularemia (Francisella tularensis) in wild-living rabbits |
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Brucellosis |
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Plague (Yersinia pestis) in wild-living rabbits |
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Q-fever (Rickettsia) in wild-living rabbits |
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Protozoal diseases: |
Encephalitozoonosis (in immuno compromised persons) |
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Toxoplasmosis (no direct transmission) |
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Giardiasis |
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Fungal diseases: |
Dermatophytosis |
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Microsporum spp. |
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Trichophyton mentagrophytes |
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Parasitic skin diseases: |
Acariasis (any disease caused by an acarid mite)
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Cheyletiella spp. infestations
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Sarcoptes scabiei infestations |
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Fleas |
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Ticks |
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Parasitic intestinal diseases or else: |
Filariasis |
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Trichostrongylidosis |
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Baylisascaris procyonis
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illustrations
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