Please Note - Medical Advice
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You should always consult your vet before following any suggestions for medication or treatment you have read about. The wrong treatment could make your rabbit worse or mean your vet is unable to give the correct treatment because of drug interactions. Even non prescription drugs can do harm if given inappropriately.
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Lol they didn't see it yesterdayso, just an observation.... if you went to the vets about those then you might have to mention that before you got insurance, but if you got insurance now and then went to the vets about it.....
dunno, just saying
Oh sorry I'm from Cardiff. I've got a rabbit savvy vet local to me that was recommended on one of the threads on here! I've already spoken to them on the phone [emoji16] so will sort out Coco's insurance tonight (I'm still reading through the terms & conditions its so long [emoji849]) then get him registered up there! I'm no longer going to pdsa!
I know [emoji16]You can register anywhere you like
Remember that most policies will exclude treatment for health issues for the first 14 days.
Thank you!Register anywhere that's rabbit savvy
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I just wanted to let you all know here instead of starting a new thread, Coco is fine, didn't take him long to get back to his normal self. Turns out the spot on his eye was something to do with the infection he had, he's back to eating his pellets, hay & greens also peeing and pooping fine. He's 5 months now, coming up to time to get nurtured! I really want to get him done now, so after christmas we can welcome a new bun into our family! He is having a chill out day today! I think the fireworks are annoying him!
We took the blanket out to wash because he has been treated for fleas and mites, so he's currently got straw down.
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