Anti-neausea drugs for head tilt bunny

My 5 year old Netherland Dwarf, Asha, has come down with severe headtilt about a week ago. She has been on daily baytril and metacam injections since. Yesterday was the first day without injections (Sunday) and she deteriorated dramatically so that I had to go back to syringe feeding her.
We are due back to the vets this afternoon to discuss further treatment and also to pick up Lapazole (Panacur) which had to be ordered in specifically.
On another forum Meclizine , a drug to treat motion sickness, has been recommended. Unfortunately I can't get it over the counter in Ireland and it has to be ordered in with prescription from the vet. My vet was not too familiar with these type of drugs for rabbits and understandably has been reluctant to prescribe anything. I wonder is there a European equivalent of this drug that can be safely used on rabbits?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

http://wildpro.twycrosszoo.org/S/00Chem/ChComplex/Procloperazine.htm

http://wildpro.twycrosszoo.org/S/00Chem/ChComplex/Cyclizine.htm

Our vet uses Emeprid to help with dizziness and anti nausea and it works really well :wave: I hope Asha makes a good recovery

I went through this with my severely disabled house bunny Roger, who went on to make a full recovery, and so I will be following your thread with interest to see how your vet manages your bun. If I am honest, although Roger did have anti-nausea drugs, they do seem a bit controversial as there is no clear evidence that rabbits experience feelings of nausea. If I am honest, I am more concerned about your vet having limited knowledge of these drugs which makes me wonder if he is going to be experienced enough to get your bun through this. I really hope I haven't offended you, I just want you to be fully aware of things just in case it turns out to be yourself, actually having to lead your vet through this. I think firstly before anything else, and I apologise if you already are aware of this, but it is vital that you are aware that head tilt can be divided into peripheral, which doesn't involve the brain, and central, which does involve the brain. It's just that being able to make this distinction is critical in the treatment plan and ultimate prognosis, as if you treat the wrong one, your bunny may well not recover. Has your vet being able to make that distinction as yet?

I was prescribed Stemetil for my Kermit. This is for motion sickness / dizziness

Hope your wee bun pulls through this x
It is one tough illness to beat but bunnies are tough wee cookies.

I am so sorry I never responded to all the replies. I somehow did not receive email notification and thought there were no replies.
We assume the culprit for the headtilt is e.cuniculi and we are treating her accordingly. It is 5 weeks into the treatment now: Baytri, penicillin, fenbendazole and she is eating fine but the mobility is not great. she is still quite tilted and sometimes rolls.