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Despite a marked increase in the number of pet rabbits kept in the UK, our ability to interpret the behaviour of this prey species is still lacking. This chapter provides guidance on recognizing and treating pain in rabbits. Case examples: Reduced gastrointestinal motility (gut stasis); Fractured limb; Dental abscess.
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