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1. www.goodreads.com › book › showRabbit Ray's First Blood Draw: A book on Blood Taking - Goodreads

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   Rabbit Ray needs to go for a blood test. How will it be? Will it be painful? ... Rabbit Ray's First Blood Draw: A book on Blood Taking. Esther Wang, Tommy Lee ...

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3. www.umaryland.edu › media › umbRecommended Standard Methods of Blood Collection: Rabbits

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   Total blood volume of a rabbit is 60 ml/kg or 6.0 % of total body weight (BW). No more than 1% of the animal’s blood volume in one collection or over a 24 hour period. No more than 7.5% (4.5 ml/ kg BW ) of total blood volume can be collected in a single or multiple draws over a week period.

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   Dec 7, 2020 · In this video, Dr. Kristin Britton from NorthStar VETS demonstrates how to draw blood from the saphenous vein of a rabbit. This technique is commonly used in...

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6. lafeber.com › vet › blood-collection-in-rabbitsBlood Collection in Rabbits - LafeberVet - Lafeber Company

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   Aug 21, 2011 · The rabbit has a relatively short prothrombin time and whole blood quickly clots at room temperature. To minimize the risk of clot formation, it can be helpful to pre-heparinize the needle and syringe by drawing heparin into the needle and expelling the excess from the hub. The total volume of blood that can be safely collected typically ranges ...

7. www.vettimes.co.uk › app › uploadsBlood collection options in exotic small mammals - Vet Times

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   Figures 3 (top) and 4. The cranial vena cava is used for blood collection in a guinea pig (top) and. chinchilla. The injection site is just cranial to the manubrium and first rib. The needle, attached to. syringe, is inserted at 30° to 45° in the direction of the opposite femoral head.

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8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesRabbit Clinical Pathology - PMC - National Center for ...

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   Sep 18, 2007 · Blood Sampling: Sites and Techniques. The blood volume of a healthy rabbit is approximately 55 to 65 mL/kg, and 6% to 10% of the blood volume may be safely collected. Many sites are described for blood collection in rabbits. Cardiac puncture is used in laboratory rabbits but is not recommended for pet animals.

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   How much blood should a rabbit have?

   • The blood volume of a healthy rabbit is approximately 55 to 65 mL/kg, and 6% to 10% of the blood volume may be safely collected. Many sites are described for blood collection in rabbits. Cardiac puncture is used in laboratory rabbits but is not recommended for pet animals.

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   How much blood can a rabbit euthanize?

   • Ensure euthanasia of the animal post-procedure. Total blood volume of a rabbit is 60 ml/kg or 6.0 % of total body weight (BW). No more than 1% of the animal’s blood volume in one collection or over a 24 hour period. No more than 7.5% (4.5 ml/ kg BW ) of total blood volume can be collected in a single or multiple draws over a week period.

   Recommended Standard Methods of Blood Collection: Rabbits

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   Where do Rabbits collect blood?

   • An accessible and efficient site for blood sampling in rabbits is the lateral saphenous vein ( Fig 1 ). Blood collection from the saphenous vein. Most biochemical parameters of rabbits can be measured from serum or plasma. Rabbit blood clots easily at room temperature and will coagulate quickly if not mixed with anticoagulant during collection.

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   Why do rabbits draw blood?

   • The reasons to draw blood from rabbits are similar to those in dogs and cats. However, rabbits more commonly present with nonspecific signs, such as anorexia. The history and physical examination may not reveal the cause of the illness, thereby rendering the CBC and biochemistry profile especially important in obtaining a diagnosis.

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   Do Rabbits need biochemical data?

   • The lack of biochemical data for pet rabbits is changing as practitioners collect information and researchers are more cognizant of diagnostic and prognostic hematologic indicators. The blood volume of a healthy rabbit is approximately 55 to 65 mL/kg, and 6% to 10% of the blood volume may be safely collected.

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   Can venipuncture kill a rabbit?

   • Venipuncture is a common diagnostic procedure in rabbits. Veterinary staff not accustomed to working with exotic animals are often reluctant to draw blood from a rabbit, because they feel that rabbits do not have enough blood to spare or that the stress of venipuncture will kill the rabbit.

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10. www.cliniciansbrief.com › column › procedures-proHow to Perform Venipuncture in Rabbits - Clinician's Brief

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    1. The cephalic vein is used for venipuncture when small volumes of blood are needed. Use a 25-gauge needle attached to a 1-ml syringe or an insulin syringe and small-gauge needle for venipuncture. 2. Hold the rabbit in sternal recumbency, and encircle the front leg near the elbow. Wet the fur on the foreleg for better visualization of the vein ...