An appeal to housewives : demand humanely killed rabbits : don't buy them caught like this / Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Mary Toft (Tofts) appearing to give birth to rabbits in the presence of several surgeons and man-midwives sent from London to examine her. Etching by W. Hogarth, 1726.

A man with a gun and a bag on his shoulder is holding a black and white rabbit up by its hind legs and showing it to another man in the street, who tells him he is shooting pet rabbits instead of wild ones. Lithograph after R. Seymour.

Game and hunting, six separate images: two pheasants; a hare; two rabbits; four grouse (?); a snipe (?); two dogs guard a brace of dead game hanging from the branch of a tree. Etching after E.H. Landseer, 1820/1848.

Rabbit health check. Examining the rabbit.

Rabbit cerebellum

Rabbit tongue

A rabbit. Etching.

Rabbit health check, vaccination

Rabbit health care, surgery

Rabbit with abcess: freezing cavity

Rabbit health check,anaesthetising animal

Rabbit health check, quarantine pen

Rabbit health check, ear examination

Rabbit health check, examining abdomen

Rabbit health check, clipping nails

Rabbit health check, transportation cage

Rabbit health check, syringe feeding

Rabbit health check, injecting fluids

Rabbit health check, rectal examination

Toxocaral liver granuloma (from a rabbit).

Rabbit cookery / Stork Margarine Cookery Service.

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