Hepatic coccidiosis in rabbits in Kerala.
Bindu Lakshmanan, Reghu Ravindran, V. N. Vasudevan, K. Devada
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Bindu Lakshmanan, Reghu Ravindran, V. N. Vasudevan, K. Devada
Abstract
Eimeria stiedai causing hepatic coccidiosis is a potential threat to the rabbit industry of the state. The relatively less pathogenic intestinal coccidiosis has been very frequently reported in rabbits. The present report on hepatic coccidiosis in rabbits intends to throw light on the occurrence of a pathogenic species in rabbits and discusses the possible clinical signs and treatment measures in case of outbreaks
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Eimeria stiedai causing hepatic coccidiosis is a potential threat to the rabbit industry of the state. The relatively less pathogenic intestinal coccidiosis has been very frequently reported in rabbits. The present report on hepatic coccidiosis in rabbits intends to throw light on the occurrence of a pathogenic species in rabbits and discusses the possible clinical signs and treatment measures in case of outbreaks
Key concepts: Coccidiosis, Outbreak, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Eimeria, Medicine, Pathology