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would you treat the toxoplasma titre

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purplebumble

Warren Veteran
the levels extremely low..pathology lab has said not high enough to cause illness......showed bertie had been exposed a long time back to be so low.
prob at his old home.

however im still worried....it could be a cause for his fits...but vet doesnt think so.....

how do you work it out?

hes got pasturella and is now on depocillin jabs...and its most likely the pasturella causing his seizures.

am i being a paranoid bunny mummy?
 
thank you jane. Its not a common thing to test for in buns...but hey...i have to do what i can to try and help bertie.
thank you for replying.
 
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