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Please Help, Is This Safe? - E.cuniculi Transmission And Hygiene

TheLottiediarys said:
This is really good infomation, the last paragraph about killing the parasite and how bleach kills it,
Does that mean that their hutch needs washing down with a bleach solution?
Any idea how I go about that without hurting them? Obviously I would do it while their not in there,
Theoretically would that work on washing too, like someone said earlier I don't want to keep reinfecting Floppsy every time I change her bedding while she's getting treatment :/
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Guys I'm so stressed out,
Just got home from the vets and despite phoning up on two separate times today to give them the other two rabbits weights so we could get the medicine for them, and being told it would be ready to be collected after 4 today, I got there only to be told that they didn't get any measurements for the other two rabbits and so didn't have any medicine for them!

I could just cry I'm so stressed out!
But Floppsy does have her medicine so hopefully can start to get better!
 
you can get panicur from vet uk,viovet,animed all online without a prescription.it tells you on the box how much to give.the vets at alfreton have a vet that is very good with rabbits.what a nightmare for you.xx
 
I am so sorry you are going through this, it's bad enough to have a sick animal without people not doing what they said they would. Sending you hugs.
 
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