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Would You Take a bonded Pair of Buns if they had Syphallis
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louise and Gus
Wise Old Thumper
Yes 
If you get them treated I don't see why it would be a problem
If you get them treated I don't see why it would be a problem honeybunny
Wise Old Thumper
Syphallis should be easily treated..although 3 of the ones the RSPCA kindly brought us are taking longer to clear than normal
Depocillin should clear it up.
So yep don't see why not
Depocillin should clear it up.
So yep don't see why not
Syphallis should be easily treated..although 3 of the ones the RSPCA kindly brought us are taking longer to clear than normal
Depocillin should clear it up.
So yep don't see why not
these buns are both on depocillin and have been for a few months, it helps but it isn't clearing fully:?. They are both very healthy buns apart from the syphallis.
honeybunny
Wise Old Thumper
how often are they having depocillin?
As 3 of ours didn't clear to begin with
As 3 of ours didn't clear to begin with
joey&bugys 2007
Mama Doe
I voted possibly because I wouldn't know what treatment etc they would need. But after reading this thread I would say yes
yes if i had no other rabbits and i wasnt going to plan on getting any others or having mine boarded anywhere then yup cant see why not provided i was made fully aware of costs of treatment and how to do treatment i can see that some potential owners may be put off due to not being able or watning numerous trips to vets or added costs. i would treat it as being ahard to home bunny rather than an impossible(kinda like a dental rabbit) x
they were having the 1 injection a week at first but now the female is on every other day.
Cost of the treatment isn't that bad really. They are the RSPCA's Bunnies and I am going to try and get them to pay for the ongoing treatment if a home could be found for them as I know this is normal practice within some RSPCA Branches.
honeybunny
Wise Old Thumper
Goodness thats bad that is hasn't cleared..and good luck with the costs as have you seen my thread re our bills :?:evil:
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Has the diagnosis been confirmed by microscopy/serology ?
Where are the lesions ?
Where are the lesions ?
