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How often should Panacur be given

Lread

Young Bun
Sorry, a related question - how often should rabbits be given Panacur.

Mind were given it last at a bunny MOT in January.

Louise
 
After I had a foster with EC, I was advised to do my 15 annually for 4 weeks at a time - although she did say normally she would recommend twice a year for 2 weeks, or 4 times a year for 9 days. I'm gonna aim for 9 months ish. I've had a few fosters recently. They are being panacured & when They've gone I will do all my others as a precaution:D
 
hilliver - Panacur is a worming treatment. You can buy a special paste in a pre-filled syringe, just for rabbits, or you can buy a liquid designed for other pets but suitable for bunnies too, at the right doseage.
 
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