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Infacol v Gripe Water

Blackberry & Co

Wise Old Thumper
Hi, I've read in various places about using Infacol if you think your bunny has wind. Clover sometimes needs a tummy rub, and I've not yet tried Infacol. Is Gripe Water the same thing (cos I keep that in for when I need it :lol:)

How much of either would you give a nethie?

Thank you :wave:
 
i prefer gripe water its not as thick and gooey as infacol. not sure about the dose tho without reading the bottle. i think i usually try to get 1-2ml into Alvin
 
i prefer gripe water its not as thick and gooey as infacol. not sure about the dose tho without reading the bottle. i think i usually try to get 1-2ml into Alvin

Thanks :wave:

I just want to know it's safe to use - I'd hate to give the boys something that was bad for them.

Clo had a bit of wind this morning - he wouldn't eat his breakfast, but his nanny gave him some tummy rubs, and he ran up and down the settee a few times. I had been on the point of phoning for a vets appointment, but then we tried him with strawberry leaves (his new favourite) and he scarfed the lot and then moved onto his pellets :roll: I was tempted to try him with the gripe water, and will probably give him a little next time he's got a bit of belly ache. :)
 
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