In the process of diagnosing rabbit diseases, it is difficult to make an accurate diagnosis of many diseases based only on external manifestations. The corpse must be dissected, and the most accurate judgment of the disease can be made based on the characteristics of the autopsy and the clinical symptoms. Only by prescribing the right medicine can you achieve the fastest results.

Specifically, what are the symptoms of each disease? Here is a list of the anatomical inspection basis for some common diseases in rabbit farms, and share them with everyone.

Rabbit plague: Rabbit plague is the most common disease in rabbit farms, and it is also the most common disease in rabbit farms. A must-prevent disease with the highest mortality rate. When rabbit plague occurs, there will be jelly-like secretions around the anus of rabbits. Before death, the limbs moved, twitched, stood unsteadily, and had opisthotonus. Some had blood flowing from their mouths and noses, and their noses turned blue, and they died quickly. Hind limb paralysis. The liver becomes enlarged and becomes brittle, the color becomes pale and khaki, and the kidneys, spleen and other organs are enlarged. There are annular hemorrhages in the trachea, thymus hemorrhages, pulmonary hemorrhages, renal hemorrhages, and splenomegaly hemorrhages. Blood stasis, dark purple-red. Bladder accumulation is characterized by tea-colored urine. Some show that the rabbits in the nest died in the nest.

Pasteurellosis:

Pasteurella is mainly manifested in the respiratory tract, with bleeding points in the lungs, intestines, spleen, bladder, etc., hepatomegaly, degeneration, necrosis, and nostrils. The surrounding skin is red, swollen, inflamed, otitis media, some have their heads tilted, and there is white exudate. Consolidation of the anterior and lower parts of the lungs; pulmonary hemorrhage and abscess formation. Cellulose pleuropneumonia, rabbit purulent conjunctivitis with a layer of light yellow cellulose film on the lung pleura.

Colibacillosis:

The small intestine is dilated, edematous, and filled with gas and mucus. There is gelatinous mucus in the large intestine, and the mucosa is congested and bleeding.

Clostridium weilinii:

Stomach The bottom mucosa fell off and there were black ulcers. There is a fishy odor in the abdomen, and the food in the stomach is not digested. The small intestine is filled with jelly-like fluid. Mixed with gas. There is a variety of gas and watery stool in the large intestine. The liver is brittle. Intestinal serosal congestion. Bleeding spots, ulcers of varying sizes on the stomach wall, and black feces in the intestines.