I have a 3 month old Dwarf Lop called Bob.
The day I bought him at 9wks from "Pets At Home", I left him in his carrier (to settle him) with the box opened. Within an hour he sneezed repeatedly.
I remember from my first rabbit Loppy, he lived for 6 years until he had(stroke like symptoms), that this was a bad sign.
I rang "Pets at Home" who said I could either swap him or the store would pay for the treatment.
Bob was diagnosed with Pasterella. Our vet did not take any blood tests as it was obvious classic yellow discharge on nose and front paws and obviously sneezing. I couldn't swap him!
He has had Baytril orally for weeks now. We have also tried a few injections as its not safe to have too many.
I understand this can lead to a nasty outlook.
I would appreciate any advice?
Can a rabbit have too much Baytril?
The day I bought him at 9wks from "Pets At Home", I left him in his carrier (to settle him) with the box opened. Within an hour he sneezed repeatedly.
I remember from my first rabbit Loppy, he lived for 6 years until he had(stroke like symptoms), that this was a bad sign.
I rang "Pets at Home" who said I could either swap him or the store would pay for the treatment.
Bob was diagnosed with Pasterella. Our vet did not take any blood tests as it was obvious classic yellow discharge on nose and front paws and obviously sneezing. I couldn't swap him!
He has had Baytril orally for weeks now. We have also tried a few injections as its not safe to have too many.
I understand this can lead to a nasty outlook.
I would appreciate any advice?
Can a rabbit have too much Baytril?
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