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I'm sorry, have you got a vet appointment asap?

Ah ok, prinovox covers not only fleas but also most worms and lungworm, he just needed drontal as it doesn't cover tapeworm. Your vets will chose a combination of what they sell to cover what he...

Aww look at these bunnies :love:

Jake is 8 this year and Fern is 4 (I hope I've got that right!), they are both as active as eachother although Fern likes jumping higher up than Jakey, he's a...

What's the name of the wormer? Some are given every 3 months to cover for intestinal worms, but can be given monthly to cover for lungworm. Which is something he would get through ingesting an...

Can't add anything else re fleas.

But just a side note if anyone reads that cares for hedgehogs, they shouldn't actually be fed mealworms. Certainly no more than one or 2 a week but they don't...

Ah you were right to avoid the vets you used for vaccinations then as a I agree that doesn't sound very reassuring! Every branch of the PDSA will be different, I work in a vets and the ones round...

You do need to be eligible for PDSA (certain benefits) which maybe the original poster is. I wouldn't chose them just because they're a charity though, over a private vets that are rabbit savvy. Vets...

:lol: she sounds a character! Robyn would wheel all the time if she could, I don't know why but since we adopted her she has a really weak voice and sounds really faint when she tries! So instead she...

I had Bigwig who had a abscess/tumour in her lung, we didn't get as far as CT as she wasn't coping, she was obviously struggling to breathe and distressed. She had X ray and lung wash with cardiac...

I'm sorry :( I blamed myself for loosing Jasmine, if I'd have asked exactly what medication she'd been given we may have found out that a toxic drug (antirobe) had been given and she would have got...

I love a good Wilko trip :lol: but generally the small pet sections are small/unsuitable, I do sometimes get willow ball trio, chube tunnels and their dandelion mix though. Is it science selective...

Aww happy birthday George :love: I love a classic black and white cat, he's lovely

Thank you :love: Jack is doing ok thanks, he's aging very rapidly these days but I think at 16 it's inevitable :( he was fine with the house move luckily, a few toilet accidents when we first moved...

Aww thank you everyone :love: Jake still has his naughty moments of doing a bit of chasing and trying to take Ferns veg as he always finishes before her, but she doesn't stand for it! They are a good...

Since we moved we've still not got the rabbit enclosure as we'd like it, so the pics are in various stages but the bunnies seem happy. It's a really big room so we decided to split it since it's only...

If you had a direct claim (where you just pay the policy excess and the vets claim the rest straight from your insurance) and for whatever reason the insurance rejected the claim (I can't see why...

I'm sorry. I work in a vets and part of it is dealing with insurance, but as mentioned a broken leg is an accident which cover starts immediately. A company is always reluctant to say whether they'll...

I'm so sorry :cry: thinking of you xx

Aww bless him! Jack was like that at first with his then after a while he is always on it in summer, he hates the heat and sleeps on his cool mat every night next to my bed now.

Oh I'm sorry you're having to rebond! Hope they stay more relaxed

Oh I'm sorry the X ray showed something. I see animals with fractures at work which heal well on their own x

Sending lots of vibes there's no injury, I'm sorry this happened, it's so easily done anyone (myself included) with house rabbits will have had similar or near misses :(

Aww he looks so soft :love:

I completely agree, even my close vet friends admit their rabbit knowledge is very minimal, they just aren't taught it. One of my previous vet friends had a book called 'beyond baytril' playing on...

I'm so sorry xx