ok so i went out and got the medicines, here I include the prices I paid incase anyone was wondering what it would cost; Infants Mylicon (Simethicone) 30 mL $10.79 Neosporin Original 1 oz $7.99 Oxbow Critical Care 4.97 oz $9.99 Vetericyn Plus 8 oz 29.99 Kwik Stop (Styptic Powder) .5 oz $8.99 Total $67.75 I didnt find a heating pad or syringes or anything yet but here are the medicines, they were all brand name too, so you may be able to find cheaper off brand products. The Critical Care, Vetericyn and Kwik stop I got at a pet store, and while I was at it I grabbed Terramycin 3.5g $24.99 too just incase eye infections. The Simethicone and Neosporin I got at a grocery store.
Perfect timing . my bunny had an abscess.. Never stoped eating or pooping but had to get him to the vet because I was soo worried . my bunny free roams. .
Never heard of critical care before, it's definitely something I'll get. I also keep some sudocreme (any other nappy rash cream will do) because it's great for treating urine burn, that's what the vet told me to use on it. I also use it to soothe sore hocks.
be careful though bc say your rabbit goes into stasis, you DO NOT want to pump them with cc as if can cause further disruption and worsen the emergency. always always take your bun to the vet b4 pumping them w/ CC. its extremely important. even if you call them and thats the first thing they suggest it is NOT always the right resort.
Watched this with a tab open to order anything we didn't have, which included gas drops! As a pretty new bunny caretaker, I am so thankful for this channel!
Keeping grooming supplies with first aid is a great idea!! It also ensures that you're doing an informal first aid supplies check each month with the nail clipping!
Thanks. That will be useful to me in the next couple of months. I am working on collecting all supplies I will need for my future bunnies. I plan on adopting 2. This will be my first time having a rabbit.
remember to always go to the vet first guys. not just calling them or talking over the phone. it's extremely important to know what and why your rabbit went left BEFORE pumping them w/ anything. YES you want to still have these on hand bc i know w/ my local vet, if someone takes the bun to the vet for gas and its confirmed that its gas, my local vets allow us to administer the gas drops we have at home instead of over charging us for some of theirs.
I just rescued a pair of bonded bunnies, first time bunny owner! Your videos are very helpful!
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This is super helpful! :) love it just Amazing!
ok so i went out and got the medicines, here I include the prices I paid incase anyone was wondering what it would cost;
Infants Mylicon (Simethicone) 30 mL $10.79
Neosporin Original 1 oz $7.99
Oxbow Critical Care 4.97 oz $9.99
Vetericyn Plus 8 oz 29.99
Kwik Stop (Styptic Powder) .5 oz $8.99
Total $67.75
I didnt find a heating pad or syringes or anything yet but here are the medicines, they were all brand name too, so you may be able to find cheaper off brand products.
The Critical Care, Vetericyn and Kwik stop I got at a pet store, and while I was at it I grabbed Terramycin 3.5g $24.99 too just incase eye infections.
The Simethicone and Neosporin I got at a grocery store.
hi i love ur vids
Perfect timing . my bunny had an abscess.. Never stoped eating or pooping but had to get him to the vet because I was soo worried . my bunny free roams. .
How’s your bunny doing now?? An abscess can be very painful and sometimes they keep coming back. :( Where was it located? Was it tooth related?
Never heard of critical care before, it's definitely something I'll get.
I also keep some sudocreme (any other nappy rash cream will do) because it's great for treating urine burn, that's what the vet told me to use on it. I also use it to soothe sore hocks.
be careful though bc say your rabbit goes into stasis, you DO NOT want to pump them with cc as if can cause further disruption and worsen the emergency. always always take your bun to the vet b4 pumping them w/ CC. its extremely important. even if you call them and thats the first thing they suggest it is NOT always the right resort.
Thank you so much for making this video! Super helpful! :)
Really useful video 😇 Thanks :)
at 8:43 ellie looks like a bit of a grump for having their nails trimmed and mentally taking a note to eat your shoes afterwards, lol
Watched this with a tab open to order anything we didn't have, which included gas drops! As a pretty new bunny caretaker, I am so thankful for this channel!
Keeping grooming supplies with first aid is a great idea!! It also ensures that you're doing an informal first aid supplies check each month with the nail clipping!
the intro had me spooked, had to wait to be able to breathe until i saw ellie later in the video
I was also freaking out...
This vid was so helpful
Your rabbits are so cute
I ususally make the Critical care much more loose/fluid, like a drink, is that wrong?
Thanks for this video, I have almost everything you mentioned, and simethicone is very useful, I have used it before.
Hi,my Rabbit never drink water and whenever I hold him he everytime run away from me, please tell what to do.
potato flour is what we use in Sweden for an accident when they bleed from the nails. :)
Now I can say I am a Bunny Lady approved rabbit vet .
BTW , suscribed from both of my google accounts as I love this channel so much !
Very informative video. You are wonderful.
is dried resins good as a treat forr my buuny?
I gave my bunny 2-3 piece
@@sumanvlogskasu thanks. Is ur bunny healthy?
My pet DIED
thank u
Thank you again for the very useful information🐰✨
The owner has no choice but to protect his child❗I'll do my best😊✨✨
Thanks. That will be useful to me in the next couple of months. I am working on collecting all supplies I will need for my future bunnies. I plan on adopting 2. This will be my first time having a rabbit.
Great video as always......i have a doubt is Ellie a Florida white bunny...i wish to have the same breed as my pet... Plz reply 🙏
Yes, Ellie is a Florida White!
@@TheBunnyLady thank you☺
remember to always go to the vet first guys. not just calling them or talking over the phone. it's extremely important to know what and why your rabbit went left BEFORE pumping them w/ anything. YES you want to still have these on hand bc i know w/ my local vet, if someone takes the bun to the vet for gas and its confirmed that its gas, my local vets allow us to administer the gas drops we have at home instead of over charging us for some of theirs.