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How long does rabbit mange (scabies) take to heal?

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Rabbit mange usually needs 2 to 3 weeks of treatment to heal. It is a common parasite affecting the skin, usually with severe itching and hair loss; during treatment disinfect the affected area and use mite medication. Keep the hutch clean to avoid reinfection. With active treatment, rabbit mange generally heals within 3 weeks.

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