Recording Vitals and Giving IM Injections to Rabbits

Rabbits are commonly seen in a veterinary clinic for husbandry issues such as GI stasis. Learn from Portland Community Instructor Laura Harris, CVT, and DoveLewis Technician Jaime Harvey about how to gather important information and begin your exam.
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[@gabbylopez9091]

I like how chill this bunno is! He's like, "I see the hoomans are touching me.... okay!" He doesn't even look scared.

[@khilafahforummah3322]

Very helpful,thank you all.

[@purplechickon]

Id love to see monitoring a bunny under anesthesia video! What vitals too look for, whats normal whats not. Do you intubate or use a mask? If you intubate... how? lol

[@aliburke4593]

I love this channel, so helpful and informative ^~^

[@beingnormal1899]

Wonderful video. Very informative and helpful

[@hezesol5082]

Most exotic doctors I've worked with only like for the weight to be taken on rabbits when the techinican is getting history and vitals. They don't want the patient too stressed before they get a chance to do an exam. Of course unless the bun bun is used to being handled.

[@RyuseiDaiteChannel]

Thank you

[@easternrabbitfarm4561]

Very informative and skillfully handeled. I would like to know as how to check the temperature of the rabbit. Regards

[@andreahiros3876]

I love this chanel

[@callmeyachi9837]

Halo. Tq

[@gouravbhavsar3345]

Hello mem, my rabbit is suffering of neck bone fracture. Please help 🙏 me what I do for rabbit🐇. Please replay me as soon as possible. I'm from India🇮🇳.

[@idontthinkso2431]

38,3 - 40,0 °C

[@kingdrabbit7023]

What did you do to make bunbun behave like that? Mine will bite and run.

[@panthahtx2082]

If ur rabbit does that either wrap it in a towel burrito or if your a different type a parent who would not rlly care about animals (not tryna be mean) jus do a lil slap on the nose cuz it’ll make him not wanna attack u and he’ll think youll be to vicious to fight but if not take the first advice