Treat Lapis Ear base abscesses
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Ear base abscesses

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Claire Speight

Emma Purnell

Ear base abscesses

Abscesses can be found literally anywhere on the body, but abscesses that are associated with the ears in rabbits (ear base abscesses) can be difficult to diagnose and treat. It is therefore important to examine your rabbit regularly and seek veterinary advice at the soonest opportunity.

An ear base abscess
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