Domestic rabbit diseases and parasites

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Bacterial diseases	Viral diseases	Parasitic diseases	Miscellaneous
Pasteurellosis Rhinitis (snuffles) Pneumonia Pyometra Orchitis Otitis media Subcutaneous abscesses Septicemia Enteritis Enterotoxemia Mucoid enteropathy Tyzzer’s disease Coccidiosis Listeriosis Necrobacillosis Salmonellosis Staphylococcosis Mastitis Conjunctivitis (weepy eye) Treponematosis (vent disease) Hutch burn Pseudotuberculosis Tularemia	Myxomatosis Rabbit pox Fibroma Herpes virus infection Rabbit papilloma Oral papilloma Viral enteric diseases Viral hemorrhagic disease	External parasites Ear mites Fur mites Cuterebrid flies Fleas and ticks Internal parasites Coccidiosis Encephalitozoonosis Toxoplasmosis Roundworms Tapeworms	Cannibalism Heat prostration Broken back Sore hocks Tumors Fur eating and hairballs Coprophagy Yellow fat Winter breeding depression
	Hereditary diseases	Nutritional diseases	Fungal diseases
	Glaucoma Malocclusion Splay leg and ataxia	Pregnancy toxemia Vitamin A deficiency Vitamin E deficiency	Cause by Trichophyton and Microsporum

Source: A Pacific Northwest Extension Publication: Oregon • Idaho • Washington

PNW 310-E • Revised January 2008

Related topics:

1.    Rabbit’sdiseases: Prevention and treatment

2.    Rabbitsminor and common diseases

3.    Rabbitcare

4.    Pasteurellosis 

5.    Pneumonia

6.    Enteritis

7.    Coccidiosis

8.    CoatedBreasts

9.    Mastitis

10.  Weepy Eyes

11.  Ear Mites

12.  Fur-mites

13.  Heat Prostration

14.  Sore Hocks

15.  Nest-box eye

16.  Pregnancy Toxemia

17.  Diarrhea