Figure 8. A a rabbit that has had a nasogastric tube placed. Note the tab sutured to the face and the Elizabethan collar placed to prevent the patient from tampering with the tube.

A surgical approach to the rabbit patient: part 1

When considering rabbit skin tumours, basal cell tumours (trichoblastomas) were the most frequently diagnosed at 20%, with spindle cell sarcomas at 9.5%, collagen nevi/hamartomas at 8.4%, squamous...