lottielouise
Wise Old Thumper
I know its a really odd question.
I have a rescue rabbit, who has come from pretty bad conditions. Basically he lived with chickens, and was in such a bad state he needed to be put under to be shaved and help get him into a better state. He was also treated for ear mites and skin mites
His ear mites have gone, anf he has no visible symptoms of skin mites but he has scaly skin on his ears. He has been treated by the vets previous to getting him, and I have treated him before Christmas with xeno 450
After two course of ivermicin I would have thought any mites etc would be well and truely gone. I have been talking with the Rach and we have come up with the thought that it is not rabbit related but actually chicken related.
Anyone have a clue as to what it is? I am of to the vet in the next few days and wanted a few suggestions.
I have a rescue rabbit, who has come from pretty bad conditions. Basically he lived with chickens, and was in such a bad state he needed to be put under to be shaved and help get him into a better state. He was also treated for ear mites and skin mites
His ear mites have gone, anf he has no visible symptoms of skin mites but he has scaly skin on his ears. He has been treated by the vets previous to getting him, and I have treated him before Christmas with xeno 450
After two course of ivermicin I would have thought any mites etc would be well and truely gone. I have been talking with the Rach and we have come up with the thought that it is not rabbit related but actually chicken related.
Anyone have a clue as to what it is? I am of to the vet in the next few days and wanted a few suggestions.
