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Bedding for sore hocks

I tried vetbed and she eats it doh! Straw causes eye problems for them so cant use that, at the moment i use soft hay and loads of it but i dont think its helping as they arent improving at all :( I may get some flamazine cream and see if this helps, has anyone used it?
 
Bunsterz said:
I tried vetbed and she eats it doh! Straw causes eye problems for them so cant use that, at the moment i use soft hay and loads of it but i dont think its helping as they arent improving at all :( I may get some flamazine cream and see if this helps, has anyone used it?
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I had Flamazine, it depends on the bunny really. Lola reacted to it, her hocks looked like they were improving but they got worse, then I stopped it and went back to sudacrem and miraculously they improved :shock:. Though I do know it works for some buns.:wave:
 
Bunsterz said:
I already have sudocream so could i use this? I wasnt sure if it was ok to use in bunnies :)
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as far as I am aware yes, it worked a treat for Lola. If they are particularly bad I would suggest going to the vet, or Jack's-Jane as her bunny Lady Lydia has fairly bad sore hock troubles :(. xx
 
I work at a vets so took her today :) Vet says she has seen much worse so find a soft bedding, she was also going to look into some different creams for her, just want to do something asap as they look quite sore :(
 
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