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Diagnosis and Management of Scabies in Rabbits

M. Manigandan, V. Palanichamy, Radha Rani

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Twenty seven rabbits were severely affected with mange infestation throughout the body. The infected rabbits were successfully treated with Ivermectin @ 400 μg/kg b. wt. subcutaneously at weekly intervals for four weeks resulting in complete recovery within a month.

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Twenty seven rabbits were severely affected with mange infestation throughout the body. The infected rabbits were successfully treated with Ivermectin @ 400 μg/kg b. wt. subcutaneously at weekly intervals for four weeks resulting in complete recovery within a month.

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Twenty seven rabbits were severely affected with mange infestation throughout the body. The infected rabbits were successfully treated with Ivermectin @ 400 μg/kg b. wt. subcutaneously at weekly intervals for four weeks resulting in complete recovery within a month.

Key concepts: Ivermectin, Scabies, Mange, Infestation, Medicine, Veterinary medicine, Antiparasitic agent, Surgery

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