VETSCOPE

for me, to work as a vet, we need to get into a animal hospital or animal clinic.

I suspect hypoadrenocorticsm (Addison's disease)

1.Pet owners first of all do not understand the importance of having more detailed information about the animals they live with. The more knowledge they have, the less they pay for the clinic. I don't know, when they answer, they pay more test fee. 2. They choose the animals they decide to live with not according to their character, but according to their appearance. As time passes, they realize that character is what matters, but it's too late. 3. They realize that clinic visits and prophylactic medicine for regular check-ups are cheaper after their animals get sick.

It has symptoms in many organs In GIT ( vomiting, daihhrea, abdominal pain) In eye (uveitis) In lung (pneumonia) Also affect CNS (seizures, paralysis)

Mainly there are many hairless patches on the skin, but in some cases one may observe some hairs growing in the centre of these hairless patches. Through UV lamp one can see the reflection of UV rays give a greenish colour which help you in diagnosis. Also the when you pluck hairs, they are broken down. Dull haircoat etc.

Thus the only way to prevent infection is to protect your pet rabbits from biting insects such as fleas and mosquitoes. Put mosquito netting around your rabbit's hutch even if indoors (this will help to prevent flystrike as well).

Prevention: Graze grass-legume pastures first in the spring. Cases of grass tetany are seldom seen when legumes are included in pastures. Graze heifers, stockers, and dry cows on high-risk pastures

houses and using good hygiene and biosecurity practices. Treatment of secondary bacterial infections with antibiotics has had some success. PMV-3 appears to spread slowly.