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Fleas
- Thread starter sacol4940
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Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
Just googled it as i didnt know the answer... seems they can :?
http://www.yourpetshealth.co.uk/page15.htm
http://www.yourpetshealth.co.uk/page15.htm
Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
Men :roll:
sacol4940
Warren Veteran
:lol:
Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
There was an apple on the floor earlier (taken out the fruit bowl) Apparently it was Dixie... turns out to be the bloody dog! Of course my poor babies got the blame first Men annoy me :lol: On a positive note, i dont think your babies have fleas/mites. They would be scratching like mad, and they werent the other day
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sacol4940
Warren Veteran
On a positive note, i dont think your babies have fleas/mites. They would be scratching like mad, and they werent the other day
That's good then
I'll show him this post :lol:I bet poppa was thinking 'damn! I nearly got away with that!' :lol:
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
Yes, they get fleas :wave:
Rabbit fleas are usually only live on wild rabbits, but your bun can catch them if you have wildies visiting your garden.
The most common type of flea you find on rabbits is cat fleas, because they will live on almost any species of animal.
Rabbit fleas are usually only live on wild rabbits, but your bun can catch them if you have wildies visiting your garden.
The most common type of flea you find on rabbits is cat fleas, because they will live on almost any species of animal.
kaths101
Warren Veteran
On a positive note, i dont think your babies have fleas/mites. They would be scratching like mad, and they werent the other day
Is Dixie still with you then???
