Develop your knowledge and understanding of ulcerative dermatitis in rabbits. This is a one-part course that can also be taken as part of the Common skin conditions course bundle.

This module looks at pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and outcomes of ulcerative dermatitis in rabbits, including:
Cause – poor hygiene moist conditions, abrasive floor surfaces, obesity, inactivity and thin skin in the metatarsal region all predispose to the conditions.
Signs – initial erythema, alopecia and subsequent erosion of the skin of the metatarsus progresses to ulceration and swelling of metatarsal tissues.
Diagnosis: history, signs.
Treatment – therapy involves control of infection and debridement of affected tissues and correction of predisposing factors.
Prognosis – guarded.

Support and Resources 
This online module includes an e-Book with content from Vetstream's Vetlexicon Lapis followed by a quiz leading to a personalized certificate. Written by some of the world's leading veterinarians, ensuring accuracy and depth of content.

This course was written and peer reviewed by:

• David Scarff
• Ron Rees Davies
• Vicki Baldrey 

CPD Hours
This module is worth approximately 30 minutes of CPD.