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Metacam, Glucosaime & Panacur

ReeceT

Warren Scout
Hi,

We have an elderly bun could be as young as 6 or as old as anyone's guess as she was adopted by us a year or so ago.

Recently her back legs have been getting weaker and weaker. Vet thinks it is probably arthritis so Simba is now on Metacam, we are going to put her on Panacur for 6 weeks (vet said that 28 days not always enough). We expect her to be on Metacam for the rest of her life now, is there benefit in Glucosamine and if so what brand and dosage for a bun of 1.35kg.

Thanks

Reece
 
I've never heard of glucosamine for a rabbit. I gave it to my elderly dog and it seemed to help. Maybe someone else on the forum will know. :)
 
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