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A technique for endotracheal intubation in rabbits, which eliminates the need for tracheostomies, special devices, laryngoscopes and guide wires, is described. Inhalation anaesthesia with controlled ventilation for major surgical procedures in rabbits is easier to perform than previous reports in the literature suggest.
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