Figure 1: An anesthetized 4-year-old, 2.7 kg, neutered male lop-eared Himalayan rabbit showing urine scalding. On clinical examination, the rabbit had a foul odor associated with the wet fur and skin.

Figure 4: A 0.5-ml sample of urine from the rabbit in Fig. 1, after it has been collected by cystocentesis and spun in a Microfuge for 10 min. Any condition that affects normal urination can ...

Not only that, farmers who rear rabbits for meat also benefit from fur and urine, both of which have a distinctive market value. Consolata Atuti, a rabbit farmer in Kiserian, is one of the many ...

Kenya: For a long time, the benefits of nutrient-rich rabbit urine went unrecognised. No, not for drinking, but for making fertiliser. In South Rift, where rabbit keeping has long been considered ...