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What is this?! *Photo*
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jazxo
Mama Doe
Would that just need Panacur? (am going to talk to the vets anyway but just want to know)
jazxo
Mama Doe
Okay thank god.
I'll get some Panacur on Monday and treat them both. I'll ask about the deep cleans. I have another bunny but he's separate to my bonded two, shall I Panacur him too?
Vet said that they don't routinely give out panacur for worming because some worms are normal - they only advise it in rabbits with heavy burdens so it's not massive thing to worry about! You can get a faecal test done at the vets to see if they need worming
