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Immune-mediated hemolytic anemia

Aortic stenosis

Cataracts

The rising cost of veterinary care: understanding modern pet healthcare expenses

Fever – is it serious?

Antibiotics: why hasn’t my veterinarian prescribed antibiotics?

Injured wildlife (Australia)

Pancreatitis

Pregnancy diagnosis using ultrasound

Thoracic auscultation

Retrograde urohydropulsion

Constipation

Second opinions and referrals in veterinary practice

Endocarditis

Injured wildlife (UK) – what to do!

Blepharitis

Chalazion – a lumpy eyelid

Chest drains – uses and placement

Elbow luxation

Tail amputation

Hip surgery

Gastrointestinal neoplasia

Abdominocentesis

Festive hazards

Thymoma

Hepatic lipidosis

Urinary tract obstruction

Urinary incontinence

Pinworm infestation

Spondylosis

Pain relief

Epiphora – excessive tears

Pseudopregnancy

Clinical examination

Enucleation – surgical removal of one or both eyes

Conjunctivitis

Handling / restraining your rabbit

Wildfires and smoke inhalation

Euthabag pet body bags – all you need to know

Biopsies

Rabbits and guinea pigs

Cruciate ligament trauma

Tetanus

Clostridiosis

Trichoepithelioma / trichoblastoma

Adrenocortical disease

Fibrosarcoma

Lipoma

Viral hemorrhagic disease (VHD)

Weight loss

Wound management

Vaccinations – essential protection

Urolithiasis

Uterine problems

Traveling with your rabbit

Tracheitis

Total ear canal ablation

Syringe feeding your rabbit

Teeth problems – overgrowth

Summer safety

Stress in rabbits

Snuffles – the facts

Snoring

Septic arthritis – joint inflammation

Skin cancer / tumors

Samples – how they help your veterinarian

Ringworm – a fungal infection

Red urine

Red eye – hyperemia

Recumbent or paralyzed rabbits – how to care for them

Rabbit companions

Ptyalism – excessive salivation

Pyoderma – bacterial skin infection

Rabbit language – what is your rabbit saying?

Peritonitis

Pasteurellosis

Pet loss – how to cope

Old age – caring for elderly rabbits

Orphan kittens – rearing

Osteoporosis

Mycotoxicosis

Microchipping – permanent identification of your rabbit

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection

Mastitis

Mammary gland adenocarcinoma

Lice infestation

Kidney problems

Intestinal obstructions

Intussusception – an intestinal condition

Incoordination – ataxia

Keeping rabbits safe outside

Housing your rabbit

Impactions – what’s the blockage?

Hypovitaminosis

Hospitalization and nursing care

Hypocalcemia and hypercalcemia

Health checks – what to do!

Herpes virus infection

Gastrointestinal stasis

Hairballs

Gastric ulceration

Flies – what to look out for

Floppy rabbit syndrome

Eyedrops – how to administer

Fecal testing

Excessive drinking and urination

Exfoliative dermatitis – an itchy business

Endometrial hyperplasia

Electrical burn injury

Endometrial aneurysm

Ear canker

Dental checks

Diarrhea

Diabetes mellitus

Diseases of growing kits

Cystitis

Clipping your rabbit’s claws

Cesarean section

Cerebrospinal nematodiasis

Cellulitis

Brachycephalic syndrome

Arthritis

Anorexia

Anesthesia in rabbits

Anemia

Actinomycosis – a bacterial infection

Youngsters – caring for adolescent / teenage rabbits

Xray and Ultrasound

Winter worries – how to care for your rabbit in the winter

Why does my rabbit… ?

Walking dandruff (Cheyletiellosis)

Traveling with your rabbit

Tear duct flushing

Surgery – post-operative care

Submandibular gland disease

Substances poisonous to rabbits

Spinal injury

Seizures – convulsions/fitting

Rabbitpox

Pyloric stenosis

Pododermatitis – sore hocks

Plants – safe or dangerous

Pet medicines – a danger to pet caregivers?

Pet loss – explaining it to children

Patellar luxation

Ovarian neoplasia

Ovarian cysts

Osteosarcoma – bone cancer

Oral papilloma

Ocular discharge

Obesity in your rabbit

Nystagmus – involuntary rhythmic eye movement

Newborns – caring for baby kits

Neutering – why and when

Nephrotoxicity – toxicity in the kidneys

Nasal discharge

Myxomatosis – myxy

Muscular dystrophy and other muscular conditions

Moist dermatitis – sore skin

Mites and skin parasites

Megacolon syndrome

Medicines – how to administer them

Malassezia pachydermatitis – yeast skin infection

Litter training your rabbit

Limb amputation – post-operative care

Is a rabbit right for me

Introducing to other pets

Injection techniques

Injection site reactions

Illness – caring for your rabbit

Hypothermia – low body temperature

Hyperthermia – overheating

Hydrocephalus

House rabbits – safety first!

House rabbits – rabbit proofing your home

Hospital-associated infections

Horner’s syndrome

Hip luxation

Heart failure

Heart disease

Health insurance for your rabbit

Head tilt

Grooming your rabbit

Grass and hay

Frostbite

Fly strike

Fluid therapy

Fleas – an itchy business

Feeding your rabbit

Eye abscesses

Exercise – keeping your rabbit fit

Euthanasia – saying goodbye

Epizootic rabbit enteropathy

Epistaxis – nosebleed

Enteritis

Endoscopy – the inside story

Encephalitozoon cuniculi

Emotional support animals – the benefits

Emergency first aid

Emergencies

Ear base abscesses

Dirty bottom syndrome

Dental disease

Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging

Common cancers

Colibacillosis

Choosing a rabbit

Children and pets

Chewing

Cherry eye

Cancer therapy

Breed-related health conditions

Boredom – keeping your rabbit amused

Blood transfusions

Blood pressure – why is it abnormal?

Blepharospasm

Blindness – living with a blind rabbit

Antibiotic treatment

Anorectal papilloma

Alopecia – hair loss

Aggressive rabbits

Adults – caring for your rabbit

Adenovirus infection

Abdominal abscesses