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Sudacrem (sore hocks)

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe
Hi guys.:wave:
My poor Ruby has developed sore hocks, they don't seem too bad however I am still worried about my little girl.:? I bought some Sudacrem for them however how often should I put it on and also is there any way to stop it coming off, because when ever I put it on it just gets rubbed off on her vet bed. :? She is on all soft flooring however is there anything else I can do to help? Thanks.:D
 
I don't think there is anyway of keeping it on her feet. I think applying ass often as possible (proving she isn't licking it off) will help. xx
 
Make sure its well rubbed in and then rubbing off shouldnt be an issue.

Aim for at least twice daily. :D
 
Thanks guys,:) my poor girlie I feel so sorry for her.:( I think I'll pop her down to the vets if they don't start healing up soon, luckily at the moment they aren't too bad (no broken skin, no infection, no scabs etc) however I don't want to risk them getting any worse.:?
 
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