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kleintier konkret 2021; 24(S 02): 9-18
DOI: 10.1055/a-1534-0292
Kaninchen
Labor

Alles neu?! – Typische und untypische Infektionserreger beim Kaninchen: Teil 2

Jana Liebscher
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Jutta Hein
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Kaninchen mit gastrointestinalen Symptomen können behandelnde Tierärzte auf die Probe stellen. Denn nicht immer sind es Kokzidien oder reine Fütterungsfehler, die zum Teil zu massivem Durchfall führen. Mitunter kann es sich auch um seltenere bakterielle, virale oder parasitäre Infektionserreger handeln, auf die im Folgenden auch eingegangen wird.

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24. September 2021

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