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How Do You Treat Urinary Disorders In Rabbits?

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How Do You Treat Urinary Disorders In Rabbits?

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Rabbits easily acquire bacteria that causes urinary disorders because their bodies are so close to the ground. The three main types of disorders of the urinary tract in rabbits are urinary tract infections, calciuria and kidney or bladder stones. Treating a urinary disorder can seem like a daunting task, but knowledge of the required steps may make the task easier. Recognize and record the symptoms, which will depend on the type of urinary disorder. It’s important to write down all the symptoms you notice and provide the list to your veterinarian. Symptoms to watch for are excessive tiredness or lethargy, inability to urinate, straining to urinate, urinating only a little at a time, dribbling urine, blood in the urine, redness or hair loss around the genitalia or on the sides of the legs and a decrease in appetite. Administer all medications has directed by the veterinarian. Antibiotics are usually prescribed in order to clear up any urinary infection. Make sure your rabbit takes all o

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