Rabbit Coccidiosis

Rabbit coccidiosis is an acute, subacute, or chronic protozoal disease of rabbits characterized by diarrhea, salivation, bloat, and emaciation. The disease occurs in two forms: hepatic and intestinal coccidiosis.

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Clinical Signs

General Systemic Signs

Depression Diarrhea Specific Hypersalivation Anorexia Paralysis Pale Mucous Membranes Hepatomegaly Specific Paresis Watery Diarrhea Specific Constipation Alternating Diarrhea And Constipation Specific Progressive Emaciation Tympany Ruffled Hair Coat Pot Belly Specific Hepatic Nodules Pathognomonic Caseous Hepatic Contents Pathognomonic Hepatic Cirrhosis Specific Intestinal Gray Patches Specific Milky Cecal Contents Specific Intestinal Epithelial Necrosis Specific

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