|   Differential diagnosis   | 
         
           Differential 
            diagnosis for incontinence   | 
      
       
        Hematuria 
            or the presence of blood in the urine    | 
      
       
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           Mucus 
            among urine or rabbit feces. Possible causes  | 
      
       
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            Successful recipe  | 
         
           Cream 
            that helps treat urine burn in rabbits, by Audrey Libouton  | 
      
       
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        |   Bacterial diseases  | 
         
           Endometritis, 
            Orchtitis and Pyometra    | 
      
       
        When 
            bacteria infect nursing does and / or their kits ..., by Michel 
            Gruaz, Arie van Praag and Esther van Praag  | 
      
       
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           Treponematosis 
            - rabbit syphilis – vent disease  | 
      
       
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           Case report: atypical treponematosis 
            - rabbit syphilis in a rabbit, by Tal Saarony   | 
      
       
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           Hormonal influence  | 
         
           Rabbits 
            with a more or less pronounced skin fold under the chin, but not exclusively 
            there..., by Esther van Praag  | 
      
       
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           Case 
            report: bilateral symmetrical alopecia in a rabbit  | 
      
       
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        |   Bladder and kidney stones  | 
         
           Normal 
            urine and “sludge” in rabbits  | 
      
       
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           Use 
            of liquid magnesium in rabbits with chronic sludge  | 
      
       
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           Nephroliths and Uroliths (calculi) 
            in rabbits  | 
      
       
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           Katrina: 
            reduction of size of kidney stones, by 
            Kim Chilson  | 
      
       
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        Anatomy of reproductive systems    | 
        Anatomy 
            of the female reproductive tract    | 
      
       
        Anatomy of the male reproductive 
            tract    | 
      
       
        The reproductive 
            system of a pregnant hermaphrodite rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), by  E. M. Sheppard  
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        |   Uterine anomalies - neoplasia   | 
         
           Vaginal 
            prolapse in a female rabbit  | 
      
       
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           Dyzia: respiratory difficulties and masses 
            in uterine, lungs and lymph node, by Dr. Magdalena 
            Stasiowska  | 
      
       
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        |   Anomalies and congenital malformations in the male rabbit   | 
         
           Causes 
            of infertility in male rabbits, by Esther van Praag, 
            Ph.D.   | 
      
       
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           Low 
            hanging or pendulous testis caused by collagen dysplasia in some non-neutered 
            male rabbits ? by Esther van Praag, Ph.D.   | 
      
       
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           Congenital 
            anomaly in male rabbits: split penis or hypospadias   | 
      
       
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           Congenital 
            anomaly in male rabbits: split penis or hypospadias, by Michel Gruaz, Arie van Praag and Esther van Praag  | 
      
       
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        |   Reproduction  | 
         
           Pseudopregnancy: hay gathering and fur plucking behavior  | 
      
       
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           Pregnancy toxemia, dystocia and uterine 
            prolapse observed in does at the end of the gestation period, by Michel Gruaz, 
            Arie van Praag, Luc Page, Esther van Praag   | 
      
       
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           Rabbits 
            all over . . . , or when reproduction gets out of control   | 
      
       
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           Newborn rabbits  | 
        Causes of mortality in newborn rabbits, 
            by Esther van Praag    | 
      
       
        When 
            bacteria infect nursing does and / or their kits ..., by Michel 
            Gruaz, Arie van Praag and Esther van Praag  | 
      
       
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        |   Surgical procedures  | 
         
           Male 
            reproductive tract and orchidectomy (castration 
            surgery)  | 
      
       
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           Ovariohysterectomy 
            or spay of the female rabbit  | 
      
       
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           Caesarean 
            section in the female rabbit presenting a difficult delivery  |