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Sir: — Twenty-five out of 450 guinea pigs in a breeding colony were seen to suffer hair loss, were scurfy, and had scabies-like lesions on their backs. shoulders and rumps. Scrapings of affected areas revealed the presence of Trixacarlls caviae; a species not previously recorded in New Zealand but known in North America and Europe.(Citation4) (Citation7>
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