I know many people don't like rear guard because of the chemicals etc but I have used it the past few years.
Poppy is a house bunny and due to dental issues (I presume), has always had a sticky bum. She eats very little hay and has too many pellets and veg because she loses weight if she doesn't. It's not all the time, just seems to be excess caecs so long after pellets at breakfast and dinner.
The last couple of years I have asked the vets to shave her bottom and have then applied rear guard, however, is this effective because it doesn't have anything to stick to? Should I just do one or the other and if so which?
And also, I have Peter now, should I rearguard him too because he is with Poppy even though i've never (touch wood) seen his little bottom anything but as white as the snow :lol:?
Poppy is a house bunny and due to dental issues (I presume), has always had a sticky bum. She eats very little hay and has too many pellets and veg because she loses weight if she doesn't. It's not all the time, just seems to be excess caecs so long after pellets at breakfast and dinner.
The last couple of years I have asked the vets to shave her bottom and have then applied rear guard, however, is this effective because it doesn't have anything to stick to? Should I just do one or the other and if so which?
And also, I have Peter now, should I rearguard him too because he is with Poppy even though i've never (touch wood) seen his little bottom anything but as white as the snow :lol:?