Selamectin Spot-On: A Cure for Scabies in Rabbits

June 2023 in “ Small animal advances ”

Kumar Senthil, Abiramy Prabavathy Arumugam, V. D. Padmanaban, Devadevi Narayanan, R. Karuppaiah

selamectin Sarcoptes spp. topical application mange scabies Revolution

TLDR Selamectin spot-on effectively treats scabies in rabbits.

An 8-month-old female rabbit with mange caused by Sarcoptes spp. was treated with a single topical application of 6% selamectin and supportive multivitamin therapy. The rabbit showed significant improvement within 2 weeks, indicating that selamectin spot-on is an effective treatment for scabies in rabbits.

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