sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
How long does it take for symptoms to develop after being in contact with an affected bunnies wee?
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
About 4 weeks for Renal symptoms, 8 weeks for neurological ones.
Some infected Buns never show any clinical symptoms at all but become asymptomatic carriers.
Janex
Some infected Buns never show any clinical symptoms at all but become asymptomatic carriers.
Janex
sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
thank you jane 
e culi-culi is such a worry I've been worrying my self stupid about so many different " what ifs," at the moment.
e culi-culi is such a worry
I've been worrying my self stupid about so many different " what ifs," at the moment.Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
sparklefairy said:thank you jane
e culi-culi is such a worry
Sounds like you have caught my 'anxiety about the Bunnies' bug!!
I'm in a tizz about Lord Lopsley at the mo'......
Janex
sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
awww hope Lord Lopsley will be OK. I do think you're right about the " anxiety about bunnies," bug though :shock:
I keep thinking back to when Freeda was here ( 3 years ago) I'm more than sure she had e-culiculi and could have passed it to Bilbo, though he had no symptoms but he could have passed it to Gypsy :? but she has shown no symptoms.
Also my stupid vet refused to perscribe panacar after I explained about Nomad being possitive for eculiculi saying " there's nothing to worry about, they should be fine!," :?
Maybe my buns have been lucky and missed becoming infected
I keep thinking back to when Freeda was here ( 3 years ago) I'm more than sure she had e-culiculi and could have passed it to Bilbo, though he had no symptoms but he could have passed it to Gypsy :? but she has shown no symptoms.
Also my stupid vet refused to perscribe panacar after I explained about Nomad being possitive for eculiculi saying " there's nothing to worry about, they should be fine!," :?
Maybe my buns have been lucky and missed becoming infected
sgprescue
Mama Doe
sparklefairy said:
You dont need a prescription for panacur, its not a POM. You can buy it here http://www.wormers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Dog___Cat_Wormers_16.html You want the puppy/kitten 10% solution at a dose of 0.2ml/kg daily for 28 days
sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
sgprescue said:sparklefairy said:
You dont need a prescription for panacur, its not a POM. You can buy it here http://www.wormers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Dog___Cat_Wormers_16.html You want the puppy/kitten 10% solution at a dose of 0.2ml/kg daily for 28 days
thank you for the link
