Jessneale13
New Kit
Hi there,
I am looking for some help and advice.
I have two rabbits and I had a E cuniculi blood test for my boy rabbit, Jack. The results came back as a high positive for being exposed to E cuniculi (specifically saying that he has been exposed to it 35 days ago or more)
The rabbits aren’t showing any symptoms of E cuniculi. They have had a 28 day course of panacur which finished on the 11th June. I disinfected their areas with F10 daily (apart from outside where they run around on the patio, hoping that isn’t an issue).
The results from the test showed that Jack has a high number of antibodies fighting off the e cuniculi. We are going to do another test in a few weeks since the panacur has been given and the vet said if the antibody levels are the same or lower - all ok. If it’s higher then he will need more treatment. Does that sound right?
I am also wondering if I should give routine panacur every so often yearly just incase? I know some vets think it’s not a good idea and others do. He has had panacur a few times a year so maybe I should keep that up.
Also, how do I stop the E cuniculi from coming out in him? I am keeping things clean but with certain toys you cannot clean them with disinfectant.
Any advice would be appreciated
Thank you
I am looking for some help and advice.
I have two rabbits and I had a E cuniculi blood test for my boy rabbit, Jack. The results came back as a high positive for being exposed to E cuniculi (specifically saying that he has been exposed to it 35 days ago or more)
The rabbits aren’t showing any symptoms of E cuniculi. They have had a 28 day course of panacur which finished on the 11th June. I disinfected their areas with F10 daily (apart from outside where they run around on the patio, hoping that isn’t an issue).
The results from the test showed that Jack has a high number of antibodies fighting off the e cuniculi. We are going to do another test in a few weeks since the panacur has been given and the vet said if the antibody levels are the same or lower - all ok. If it’s higher then he will need more treatment. Does that sound right?
I am also wondering if I should give routine panacur every so often yearly just incase? I know some vets think it’s not a good idea and others do. He has had panacur a few times a year so maybe I should keep that up.
Also, how do I stop the E cuniculi from coming out in him? I am keeping things clean but with certain toys you cannot clean them with disinfectant.
Any advice would be appreciated
Thank you