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Veterinary medicine / Rabbits and hares / Biota / Animal virology / Poxviruses / Dog health / Rabbit / European rabbit / Myxomatosis / Flea / Mosquito / Domestic rabbit
Date: 2015-08-28 19:49:47
Veterinary medicine
Rabbits and hares
Biota
Animal virology
Poxviruses
Dog health
Rabbit
European rabbit
Myxomatosis
Flea
Mosquito
Domestic rabbit

RABBIT HEALTH ALERT Myxomatosis is a deadly disease affecting rabbits that has been confirmed in the Vallejo, Rohnert Park and Sebastopol areas. The virus was intentionally introduced into Australia in 1926 and later int

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