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Respiratory infection
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natsusakura
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if its mucuos my vet said that bisolvon is a mucealtic agent so it helps break down the mucous making it easier to shift.
What's Bowen therapy?
does he have snuffles?
What's Bowen therapy?
does he have snuffles?
Murphy'sMum
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If baytril isn't helping and the bunny still seems to want to live, ask if they could try septrin or if someone could do the injections then depocillin. It's off licence for rabbit use but we and others on here have used it on buns with similar problems to improve their symptoms and quality of life, and in some cases cure it.
Dill was on depocillin injections every two or three days, with bisolvon daily (powder sprinkled on food) and metacam as needed) for a chronic chest infection which gave him 6 months of good quality life before he deteriorated and was PTS. Willow now has similar symptoms and the depocillin injections are starting to make a difference.
Dill was on depocillin injections every two or three days, with bisolvon daily (powder sprinkled on food) and metacam as needed) for a chronic chest infection which gave him 6 months of good quality life before he deteriorated and was PTS. Willow now has similar symptoms and the depocillin injections are starting to make a difference.
