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Enucleation – surgical removal of one or both eyes

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  • Introduction
  • What is the anatomy of a rabbit’s eye?
  • My rabbit has an eye problem and the eye needs to be surgically removed; what does that mean?
  • Why is enucleation necessary?
  • What happens during enucleation?
  • What care will I need to do when my rabbit comes home?
  • What complications can occur?
  • Is the anesthetic dangerous?
  • If I have insurance will this be covered?
  • Can my rabbit lead a normal life after enucleation?
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