Dog with severe sarcoptic mange lesions. Characteristic lesions of bovine sarcoptic mange. On cattle Sarcoptes scabiei is found more frequently on the sparsely-haired parts of the body such as the inner surface of the thighs, under side of neck and brisket, and around the root of the tail. Ear's rabbit showing severe sarcoptic mange lesions. This mite is common in some rabbit colonies but is unlikely to be encountered in the laboratory except in stocks obtained from suppliers which do not have effective sanitation and parasite control programs.
Lesions occur first on the head, ears, and legs and then become generalized.
Muzzle's rabbit showing sarcoptic mange lesions. On rabbits Sarcoptes scabiei is found more frequently on the sparsely-haired parts of the body such as the face, muzzle, ears, and legs. Sarcoptic mange infestation in pig. Nowadays sarcoptic mange in pigs has been reported in all major swine producing countries and is prevalent in Brazilian swine herds.