Treat Lapis Adenovirus infection
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Adenovirus infection

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Claire Speight

Jennifer Hamlin

Adenovirus infection

Because adenoviruses are rarely reported in rabbits, they're not thought to be a major cause of gastrointestinal disease in rabbit. But, if the clinical signs fit, adenovirus infection may be on your vet’s differential diagnosis list.

Fluid therapy may be needed if your rabbit has to be treated for Adenovrius infection
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What signs may infected rabbits show?

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What rabbits may be affected?

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