Flea Treatment
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Flea Treatment
Florence doesn't have fleas or mites, but when she comes back from the rescue do you think it will be worth my while to treat her and bunny 2 anyway? I'm not saying the rescue was dirty or anything, I'm just trying to be prepared.
If so what would you recommend? I have seen some right horror stories this morning about Xenex Ultra Spot on, which I googled after seeing it on Vetuk, so I'm a bit nervous about any spot on treatment now. Is Xeno50 or Xeno450 ok, and are thry the same thing?
Ta!
If so what would you recommend? I have seen some right horror stories this morning about Xenex Ultra Spot on, which I googled after seeing it on Vetuk, so I'm a bit nervous about any spot on treatment now. Is Xeno50 or Xeno450 ok, and are thry the same thing?
Ta!
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Re: Flea Treatment
We use the Xenex Ultra Spot on, usually rescues do treat them for fleas if the bunny has any before rehoming.
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Have yours ever had skin burns from them? After googling it I'm a bit scared. I've found the advantage that I used to use on my piggies, but it says don't allow them to groom other pets after use. That's going to be fun on two loved up bunnies!
I think I'm just worried because she hasn't been away from me before
I think I'm just worried because she hasn't been away from me before
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icedancer wrote:Have yours ever had skin burns from them? After googling it I'm a bit scared. I've found the advantage that I used to use on my piggies, but it says don't allow them to groom other pets after use. That's going to be fun on two loved up bunnies!
I think I'm just worried because she hasn't been away from me before
I think some animals get skin burn when they have sensitive skin . Advantage is a good one to use as it doesn't seem to irrate the skin like most
http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/advantage-40-for-cats-rabbits-and-dogs-less-than-4kg_1_17617.html
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Xenex Ultra Spot on seems to fine for most buns, but others have a terrible reaction. I won't use it, after it burnt Bertie's neck, I knew within 5 seconds that there was a problem, ant it took until the next day to clear, despite us washing his neck every hour.
I don't like medicating without a reason to, and would deal with it if it happens, rather than pre-emptively.
Costs more, but Invectamin jabs are safest & (i think) more effective.
I can see why a rescue and/or boarders would do this more often
I don't like medicating without a reason to, and would deal with it if it happens, rather than pre-emptively.
Costs more, but Invectamin jabs are safest & (i think) more effective.
I can see why a rescue and/or boarders would do this more often
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You can get ivermectin spot on from the vet as well. It is what I get for the piggies.
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My bunnies have had advane in the past and been fine with it
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