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bunns passing disease...

BaileyBunn

BaileyBunn

Warren Scout
Hi, am planning on getting a rescue bunn for Bailey, just wondering if there is any diseases that can be passed between rabbits (other than mites+fleas),
Thanks any ideas much appreciated x:)
 
another q...how many people bother with the panacur, i use Xeno 450 spot on and have been told that covers all external and internal parasites so assumed it would do the job of panacur for half the price..thought it may be to good to be true though...
 
Most of us worm our bunnies either with Panacur or Lapizole. I have never heard of Xeno 450 used for worming. You can get Panacur or Lapizole from the Vet UK website (http://www.vetuk.co.uk/) much cheaper than you would from your vets.
 
Panacur is also sold in pets at home now, it's beside the cat and dog worming treatments in my local store. You have to ask for it as it's in a locked case and they ask you questions about how you're going to use it etc. It's about £6 which is more expensive than the vet site (£3.68) but you have to pay a £1.95 surcharge on orders under £15 so it's actually not that much cheaper unless you're buying a lot of it.
My vet wanted to charge me nearly £16 for it so I decided to shop around :lol:
 
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