Rabbit Health (Medicine / Veterinary)
Rabbits are known to disguise illness, as a prey animal perceived weakness
can make them particularly attractive to a predator. As a house rabbit owner we
need to be aware of the symptoms of illness in order to act quickly.
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Textbook of Rabbit Medicine by Frances
Harcourt-BrownA comprehensive yet practical handbook on the
diagnosis and treatment of the pet rabbit. * Deals specifically
with rabbit medicine and surgery * Contains vital information
for the effective treatment of animals that may already be in a
critical condition * Written by an acknowledged expert in this
specific field of veterinary medicine.
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Rabbit Health in the 21st Century: A Guide for
Bunny Parents by Kathryn R. SmithThis user-friendly
book on pet rabbit health from a caretaker’s perspective is
written for people with little or no medical or veterinary
background. Its goal is to help rabbit owners play a more
active, informed role in their rabbit’s health care decisions.
It should never substitute for a trip to the veterinarian! |
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Rabbitlopaedia: A Complete Guide to Rabbit Care
by Meg Brown (Author), Virginia Richardson (Author) |
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When Your Rabbit Needs Special Care: Traditional
and Alternative Healing Methods by Lucile C. Moore
(Author), Marie Mead (Author)A complete guide to the care and
behavior of rabbits with special needs, this resource provides
information on topics as diverse as how to administer
subcutaneous fluids to how sounds and color help promote
healing. With photographs and drawings accompanying the text,
this handbook features quotes from leading rabbit veterinarians
and alternative healing practitioners from across the country.
Information on basic care, pain control, digestive system
problems, chronic illnesses, physically challenged rabbits,
progressive disabilities causing mobility problems, dental
problems, and emotional issues provide pet owners with the
perfect reference to sustaining a longer, healthier life for
their rabbits. |
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Notes on Rabbit Internal Medicine by Ron
Rees Davies (Author), Richard, Jr. Saunders (Author)Vets are
treating more sick rabbits than ever before, but many vets do
not have the clinical experience required to give effective
treatment. There is a wealth of information on rabbits available
to vets, but much of this is from the laboratory animal field
and often isn't applicable to the pet rabbit. |
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Rabbits: Health, Husbandry and Diseases
by Virginia RichardsonPractical text begins with an overview
of rabbit husbandry. Nutritional requirements and clinical
examinations are covered, as well as a body-system approach to
describing diseases, their diagnosis and treatment. Includes
separate chapters on behavior, anesthesia, surgery, and zoonotic
aspects. For practitioners and students. |
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Ferrets, Rabbits and Rodents: Clinical
Medicine and Surgery Addresses the common questions and
concerns of the practicing veterinarian who works with small
mammals. Serves as a useful reference for veterinary students,
technicians, research scientists, pet shop owners, pet owners,
and breeders. |
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Self-Assessment Colour Review of Rabbit
Medicine and Surgery |
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The 5-Minute Veterinary Consult: Ferret and
Rabbit
The 5-Minute Veterinary Consult:Ferret and Rabbit is
designed to provide concise, practical information for the
diagnosis and treatment of conditions and diseases in the ferret
and rabbit. The unique format provides consistency and breadth
of coverage unparalleled by other texts. Like other books in The
5-Minute Veterinary Consult series, the ferret and rabbit book
is divided into identically formatted topics based on presenting
problems and diseases. For ease of use, the book is divided by
species into separate sections for ferrets and rabbits. |
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