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Plague, tularemia, and leptospirosis have been acquired in the handling and skinning of rodents, rabbits, and carnivores. Humans have usually acquired diseases like Colorado tick fever, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and Lyme disease because they have spent time in optimal habitats of disease vectors and hosts.
Other signs include loss of skin sensation (which is not always reliable in rabbits because of their stoic nature), loss of motor control of the urinary bladder and anal sphincter, development of decubitus ulcers (possibly as a result of paresis or paralysis), and a perineum stained with feces.