Rabbit Mange

Rabbit mange is a highly contagious parasitic disease causing severe skin irritation, crust formation, emaciation, and economic losses due to skin damage and reduced productivity. Two major forms occur in rabbits: ear mange and body mange.

Clinical Signs

General Systemic Signs

Emaciation Pruritus Specific Alopecia Specific Head Shaking Specific Scratching Specific Ruffled Hair Coat Otitis Externa Specific Malodorous Ear Discharge Specific Head Tilt Specific Circling Specific Brown Waxy Ear Exudate Pathognomonic Ear Crusts Pathognomonic Auricular Ulceration Specific Skin Crusts Specific Open Skin Wounds Specific

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