Genital tract disorders, especially uterine disorders, are the most common conditions of the female pet rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus); however, there have been few large studies of diseases of the female genital tract of this species. The present study examined diseases of the ovaries, Fallopian...

A seven-year-old intact female rabbit was presented with anorexia and reduced faecal output. During the clinical examination, a firm mass was palpable in the middle to caudal abdomen, which was approximately 5 cm in diameter. Radiographs showed a homogeneous mass with soft tissue density....

The clinical and pathological records of 44 domestic, female rabbits with an age ranging from 6-124 months (median age: 63.5 month) were assessed retrospectively for ovarian lesions. Included were all rabbits that underwent an ovariohysterectomy with a subsequent pathological examination of the...

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Cystic endometrial hyperplasia is an endometrial modification the uterus of female dogs and cats correlated to high levels of estrogen and prolonged exposure to progesterone. In this context, the present study reports the occurrence of cystic endometrial hyperplasia and hydrosalpinx in rabbits. A ...

The medical records of 59 rabbits with uterine disorders were assessed retrospectively. Ten animals were presented because of vaginal discharge; the reasons for presentation of the remaining 49 rabbits included mammary masses, skin tumours, anorexia and poor general health. All the rabbits...

This issue is comprised of 13 papers focusing on skin diseases in different animals. Topics discussed include clinical approach to dermatological disease in exotic animals, cutaneous neoplasms in rabbits, ferrets and guineapigs, erythema multiforme in ferrets, ectoparasites in small exotic mammals, ...

These proceedings presents seven abstract of papers which focused on the treatment and care of small animals some in cases of emergencies and in intensive care situations.