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Search doesn't work--What do you use for flea control on bun

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What are you using on your bunnty for flea control?
I want something that really works. My bunny lives outside in a huge screened in area. No grass but flower beds and such. No bedding, she refuses to stay in a beautiful house and stays under the hose reel house :roll: Whatchgonnado?

I need something fast! And I don't want to use a cheapy store bought powder that sucks.
Thanks!
 
Take your bunny to the vet and you will be given Advantage :D Its very important not to use any flea treatments for other animals without speaking to a vet first.

The ones you get from pet shops dont work anyway and Im sure I have read horrible stories about bunnies reacting badly to them.

Does your bunny actually have fleas? You shouldnt actually treat them with chemicals unless they already have fleas as it isnt good for them. I need to have mine protected against fleas all the time so I use Assisi grooming lotion once a week on them, you just brush it on and the bottle lasts ages :D Oh and it works :D I would use something natural like that if you are just trying to prevent fleas rather than treat them
 
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