Search results

For the knowledge of future generations, the mystery was solved a week ago. During the autopsy of one male, it was found that there were many small nodules (1-5 mm) on his organs, which indicated monstrous sepsis. At first glance, it looked like Yersinia pseudotuberculosis. But after taking...

JBun thank you very much for your extensive and detailed answer. As for the paresis of the limbs, both cases started with the rabbit tucking the rear right paw under her, which caused an imbalance and the left one remained functional at this stage. The first female was immediately euthanized. In...

Hey, I'm new to the forum and this is my first post so please be kind with me. Me and my brother have an amateur rabbit farm (we would love to take them home as pets, but some people have a problem with it :(), but back to the point. About 2 months ago, one of the females, about half a year old...