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Fleas
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rachylou
Warren Veteran
I would recommend treating the dog, buns and environment at the same time.
Not sure what to use on buns to be honest but there is a product called Xenex which states it is suitable for rabbits but I have never used it so best see what others recommend.
http://www.vetuk.co.uk/rabbit-supplies-rabbit-mite-treatments-c-649_418/xenex-ultra-spot-on-p-1104
Not sure what to use on buns to be honest but there is a product called Xenex which states it is suitable for rabbits but I have never used it so best see what others recommend.
http://www.vetuk.co.uk/rabbit-supplies-rabbit-mite-treatments-c-649_418/xenex-ultra-spot-on-p-1104
steph182
Wise Old Thumper
We're going to treat the whole house. Uncle had noticed fleas and got rid but just noticed them on a cat today, so gotta do the lot.
Bunnys haven't been near the dogs at all, but one of the cats has been upstairs a lot so bunnies definatly need treating now.
In my experience, I have found Advantage to be good for bunnies. We had no problems with it at all, and when I was anxiously questioning the world, it also seems no one else has had problems either.
Also, my previous reply was a little blunt, sorry. It should read 'I would suggest not using Xenex'.
steph182
Wise Old Thumper
I didn't think it was blunt, just seemed like a good warning
I was hoping Advantage wouldn't be the only choice with it being vets only... My vets are really expensive so probably charge double what you should pay :roll:
