Carpenter, 5th Ed. p. 501 (Rabbits) Agent: Ivermectin 0.1-0.2 mg/kg SC, repeat 14 days for ear mites, clinical trial 0.2-0.44 mg/kg PO, SC q8-14d for Psoroptes (ear mites)

This might help with challenges to agriculture by the sea, though not specifically for your rabbits ... https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/special/seaside/growing-seaside-vegetables.htm

May be devil's advocate here, but "when she first arrived, she was more receptive to being picked up and petting, and she's become less and less receptive" may also suggest that she's feeling a bit of

Now this thread is headed in the right and proper direction. And we should all remember how utterly joyful and grateful we are each day to see wonderful hay-flecked fecals from our happy, healthy, rab

Last year a spot shortage that affected me for a few weeks was horse stall bedding wood pellets ... had to come up with an option that might be helpful for those of you who worry about sensitive rabbi

Correction typo, sorry bandaged hand (soft wood, not for stove fuel)

I'm actually shocked to read about putting 1.5 to 2 inch depths of horse bedding pellets (soft wood, biot for stove fuel) in a litter pan and partially cleaning it for extended days. Perhaps I am the

I'm not aware of any cat litter that I'd feel safe using for rabbits ... they tend to have chemical additives for absorption and odor, not sure about rabbit safety. Horse bedding pellets (soft wood, p

A while back I learned from some of you UK members that olive oil, in moderation, was a sure way to "grease the chute" to help ingested fur slide on through. I've never had to try it but have it on me

Maybe a qualified vet evaluation is in order, especially given her laudable age, the unknown status of her repro system, and that this behavior can also indicate problems in the urinary tract. Even th

My tiniest rabbit, LittleHappyCloud (LHC) was 12 y/o when he developed a stone. My holistic vet with superb knowledge of rabbits and herbal therapies put LHC on a compound to soften and smooth the sur

I've only used Emeraid formulae with wildlife and waterbirds, but you might also look at Sherwood's recovery formula. Ingredients are much more appealing to me than those in other brands ... https://s

I wonder if a neurological injury, or possibly neuropathy, causes him to 'feel' some discomfort in that area. Hope they can correct whatever so he can heal.

Could be something as simple as a bit of foreign matter from hay (seed, grain hull fragment, for instance) lodged in her nares. Sneezing might expel any such debris, but the vet can see. Vet can also

Pippi is doing well with acupuncture (and aquapuncture, B12 injected at certain needling sites). Just considering adjuncts to give her the best support we can, home care between acu sessions. BTW hand

Ten y/o Pippi has developing OA through hips, knees, hocks, and one therapeutic her vet mentioned is Adequan. Used that years ago, then disc'd when it was in short supply. Is Adequan still considered

Thanks very much for taking the time to prepare this post-appeal wrap-up that clarifies my questions. It's great that, at least so far, we are maintained at the lower introductory rate. Hope we can ha

https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2021/02/05/domestic-rabbit.aspx? Story at a glance: Recent studies reveal that domestication appears to have altered the brain architecture of

Thanks for this. My donation was in response to the appeal to pay for the group presence on the Groups IO platform. I was not aware that monies were also needed to reimburse moderators/owners. Does th

Perfect, thank you Paulette. I had only looked at Dana's Hunhare site. Pippi's sore spot is way at the back of her hock/heel so the H wrap will be better shape for her. So far so good though, as my bo