hoppetylop
Mama Doe
Any ideas for hiding meds in food much appreciated!!Thank you!
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Hiding meds in food
- Thread starter hoppetylop
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What sort? A tablet? Liquid? That'll depend on my answer [emoji38]
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InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Ditto
hoppetylop
Mama Doe
Sorry I should have said! Panacur liquid.
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
a Malted shreddie soaks up a dose and is often palatable.
~ILoveMyBunny~
Alpha Buck
I have nothing but envy for every one of you that has had this work for them - every single one of my buns has always known :lol:
The only thing I've had success with is the panacur paste, making three holes in a piece of banana and squeezing it into them. Had to do it recently for Jazzie. She knew and gave me the most displeased face each time but thankfully her desire for the banana overwhelmed her :lol:
The only thing I've had success with is the panacur paste, making three holes in a piece of banana and squeezing it into them. Had to do it recently for Jazzie. She knew and gave me the most displeased face each time but thankfully her desire for the banana overwhelmed her :lol:
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
I have cared for 152 Rabbits over the last 26 years. Not one has like Banana :lol:
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Alpha Buck
:shock: oh wow! Both at the number and at the not liking banana. My lot would murder for it!! They all do the little 'butt dance' :lol: Only my very first girl Willow didn't like it. I always assumed she was one of very few rabbits in the world who didn't like it! She did like the dried banana chips though (didn't know back then that they weren't so good for buns).
Another of her quirks was that she liked carrot, but only if you sliced it thinly. She'd sulk a little if you gave her a whole piece :lol:
hoppetylop
Mama Doe
Thank you everyone for your replies. Re banana, I have had 12 bunnies in the last 20 years and only one liked banana!
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
When I see all the videos of Banana crazy Bunnies I do wonder if the Bunnies I have had are just weird. To be honest it never crossed my mind to offer Banana to a Rabbit until I saw so many people doing so as a treat. But not one showed the slightest interest, some even ran away and thumped :lol:
Oh, well thank goodness someone else has had Bunnies who don’t like Banana :lol:
