The Duchess
Wise Old Thumper
Hi folks
Need some help from experienced bunny carers please.
Have been treating Dummy the bun (foster) for EC recently following on from a dental where he had a large spur removed. He's been on both Panacur for 28 days and also on Metacam recently as he has had a dribbly mouth and a wet behind. He's also lost a lot of weight which could relate to either the dental issues or his EC.
All symptoms of EC (he was tested and was showing activity so hence treatment), but now this morning, he has developed a lump on his nose. It was certainly not visible last night as I check his face for dribble etc every night before bed.
He's vaccinated against Myxo (know this doesn't prevent it), has had a further dental check over a week ago (possible abscess?) and I don't think it looks like syphilis.
I am in the process of getting him seen by the vet, but have you an ideas guys? Poor wee man has been through so much recently, his immune system must be at a real low.
Appreciate some suggestions as to what it might be.
Need some help from experienced bunny carers please.
Have been treating Dummy the bun (foster) for EC recently following on from a dental where he had a large spur removed. He's been on both Panacur for 28 days and also on Metacam recently as he has had a dribbly mouth and a wet behind. He's also lost a lot of weight which could relate to either the dental issues or his EC.
All symptoms of EC (he was tested and was showing activity so hence treatment), but now this morning, he has developed a lump on his nose. It was certainly not visible last night as I check his face for dribble etc every night before bed.
He's vaccinated against Myxo (know this doesn't prevent it), has had a further dental check over a week ago (possible abscess?) and I don't think it looks like syphilis.
I am in the process of getting him seen by the vet, but have you an ideas guys? Poor wee man has been through so much recently, his immune system must be at a real low.
Appreciate some suggestions as to what it might be.