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I passed my home check!! - U/D: She can't come home :(
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Lucy-Lou
Mama Doe
The RSPCA staff have checked and it looks like Blossom's got ringworm (I didn't even know rabbits could get ringworm :shock
It will take about 10 days to have it confirmed and then she'll have to be treated at the centre if it's positive, so looks like she'll be in isolation for a while. I know it's best not to risk passing anything to my bunnies but I'm so sad for Blossom I wanted her home with us tomorrow!
It will take about 10 days to have it confirmed and then she'll have to be treated at the centre if it's positive, so looks like she'll be in isolation for a while. I know it's best not to risk passing anything to my bunnies but I'm so sad for Blossom
I wanted her home with us tomorrow!The RSPCA staff have checked and it looks like Blossom's got ringworm (I didn't even know rabbits could get ringworm :shock
It will take about 10 days to have it confirmed and then she'll have to be treated at the centre if it's positive, so looks like she'll be in isolation for a while. I know it's best not to risk passing anything to my bunnies but I'm so sad for Blossom
How disappointing, bet it feels as though it's never going to happen.
Vegan_Bunny
Warren Veteran
The RSPCA staff have checked and it looks like Blossom's got ringworm (I didn't even know rabbits could get ringworm :shock
It will take about 10 days to have it confirmed and then she'll have to be treated at the centre if it's positive, so looks like she'll be in isolation for a while. I know it's best not to risk passing anything to my bunnies but I'm so sad for Blossom
I'm sure she will be home with you before long.
The problem with ringworm is that it's a zoonotic disease, meaning it can be spread to people as well as other animals, so it's best that she is kept there and treated so there's no risk to you or your animals. It's not serious so she should be perfectly ok. 
adoptafosteredbunny
Warren Scout
My cats had ringworm when they were kittens and then passed it on to me. I could see it but it had no ill effects at all and was easily treated so try not to worry about it
You'll be able to get even more excited to have her home I hope they get it all sorted quickly for you.
You'll be able to get even more excited to have her home
I hope they get it all sorted quickly for you.
Lucy-Lou
Mama Doe
Glad people's general experience is that it's not that serious It's just a shame that she's been waiting for a home for over a year, then she gets one and it's then delayed! I might go up and take some new toys for her while she's staying on her own, as I think they've separated her off from the main area and there's no run. Don't think I'll be able to touch her or anything though in case it spreads
It's just a shame that she's been waiting for a home for over a year, then she gets one and it's then delayed! I might go up and take some new toys for her while she's staying on her own, as I think they've separated her off from the main area and there's no run. Don't think I'll be able to touch her or anything though in case it spreads 
MightyMax
Banned
Glad people's general experience is that it's not that serious
Yes you could pick it up from her and get it yourself, which you don't really want
She'll be all the more welcome when she does finally arrive, in tip top health xx
