Possibly froze Mimzy's oral baytril? :(

Was going to give him his morning dose and when I pulled it out of the fridge it was thick and viscous and the stuff on the bottom wouldn't mix. Usually it separates into clear and white and this was just all white with thicker white on the bottom of the vial. I've got a call in to my vets office but I'm concerned that the med is either frozen and ruined or they gave me the wrong one. This stuff reminds me of Pen-G, though it doesn't smell like it. I know Pen-G is no good for bunnies orally so I'm afraid to give him any of this.
Would Mimzy be okay not taking it today until I can go in and get a replacement? He's been on baytril for his foot lesions almost a month now.

ETA: This is a new bottle I got at his visit on Oct. 26 and it did have a long ride home (a few hours) and has been in the door of my fridge since then.

I would miss todays dose and obtain a new supply for him

Baytril does go thicker and white when 'spoiled' xx

Thanks Jane, that's what I feared I'll get him some more tomorrow. xx

Baytril shouldn't be kept in the fridge. It makes it crystallise. Just keep it at room temperature.

Well, a bit late to update but, what a confusing situation. :?
I took the baytril I had back to the vet. One of the staff took the med from me and said it did look weird, so she got one of the lab techs to take a look at it. Here's what they told me:
Apparently the supplier who used to send them their stock of baytril changed and they use this new formula. Instead of having to shake it like the old one, it never separates. It's a thick suspension instead of the thinner liquid of the old supplier. You don't have to put it in the fridge, but you can if you want, it's very resilient, according to her. I did have them get a new bottle for me just in case I'd frozen mine, but the stuff I got looks the same as the last. Poor Mimz, it's chicken flavor of course :roll: but he's taking it well. He was off it for three doses so hopefully he hasn't developed resistant bacteria.
Add to this, he's having a bit of reduced hay intake. The last order I received has too many seeds in it and he doesn't like it. So no matter where I've turned this last week we've hit one obstacle or other. I still can't get him to let me examine much of his foot but he isn't flinching and squeaking like he did with the vet, so I'm hoping it is healing well. He's definitely doing more digging with his front feet and I got him some softer beddies to lay on, he has used them and not eaten them which is nothing short of a miracle!

We see his vet again on the 23rd. We've got some terrible weather coming our way all week so I hope the road is passable by then!
Thanks for all your replies xx