Which is worst?

BJ has pinworms at the moment - so I am dosing him and Rosie too with Panacur. Day 1 went fine but now that they are no longer unsuspecting, catching and dosing them I know will progressively harder. This morning I had them out on the decking, with the run blocked off and the door to the shed closed. It is easiest to catch them from there rather than when they are hiding in boxes or tunnels in the shed.

Rosie was very unimpressed and was stamping at me non-stop. She then realised to escape from me she would have to go down the steps of doom So which was the worse - me or the middle step of doom?

Obviously me as the stroppy mare actually hopped down onto the middle step and legged it down the garden That is the first time that I have ever seen her do that

I do love my Rosie moo, she is such a stroppy, funny, determined little bun. Needless to say, once she had been caught and dosed she was furious and went into stamping overdrive. BJ wasn't too chuffed either - only another 7 more days of Panacur to go

ooo good luck with that!

Im actually a bit sad that she gave in on the middle step! lol

Good Luck (you're gonna need it!). Seven more days and they will have perfected everything from stamps to evil glares, cold shoulders to outright frozen murder stares. All I can advise is buy in all their favourite treats in bulk!

She mastered the step? In proper bunny manner. Good on her. I agree with Dee. Lots of treats shall be stocked, just in case. Oh and good luck for the next week.

Everything crossed for you hun, 7 days of fun me thinks. Please let us know how you get on.

Hugs
JO xx

Bless her!!!!

I don't envy you. Would be a two person job in this house!

When we take Holly to the nurses to have her claws clipped every two months, it literally takes three of them.

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JO xx

Oh dear

Good luck!

How are you getting on???

Theyre so funny. I hate giving panacur/lapizole. I never know which is worst between the lapizole, panacur paste, or suspension. They hate them all! Good luck!!

c.bolduan wrote:How are you getting on???

I'm not The bunnies are deeply suspicious and I only have to think about catching them and they hide and stamp. I have had to rope Chris in to assist in the catching and dosing and I then still end up getting smothered in panacur.

On the plus side after rooting around in the litter tray I am not seeing any evidence of worms

Oh dear they have become wise to it, not good. Glad about the absence of worms however. Please keep us posted love.

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Jo xx

Glad you are worm free! Its amazing how buns always manage to stay one step ahead isn't it when it comes to not being captured!

Indeed Katie - I only have to think the word catch in my head and they scarper. They seem to have a sixth sense about being caught

Charlie eyes me suspiciously from the run - they can see into the house from there and he watches me, watching him... Ready to bolt when I Look like I'm heading his way!

Annie of course is oblivious and is the easiest bunny in the world to catch.  Every time she is captured its like the first time..

Some become like little wriggly worms themselves when you try and catch them and guinea pigs are even worse LOL!! That s right Katie love, I have had the dd bun who will just sit there and be picked up.

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JO xx