Bag Balm?

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It's okay if the bunny licks it some, right? :?

 

[juliew19673]

Really check out the ingredients; grew up on a farm and we used it for our milking cows teets when they got sore or for the horses when they got chaffed from being ridden to long; think its eucalyptus oil, so not sure if buns can handle that and why are your buns licking this?

 

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juliew19673 wrote:

Really check out the ingredients; grew up on a farm and we used it for our milking cows teets when they got sore or for the horses when they got chaffed from being ridden to long; think its eucalyptus oil, so not sure if buns can handle that and why are your buns licking this?

Sorry, should have clarified. I heard it was good for sore hocks.. my rabbits aren't licking it lol, but he'd be bound to with it on his foot.

 

[SOOOSKA]

Bailee, I used it on Winston's sore hocks but very sparingly. He licked it but it didn't do him any harm. It did help the sore hocks.

Susan

 

[GorbyJobRabbits]

I would try to fix what is giving him sore hocks. But I use the bag balm on the rabbits. One of my fav thigns for animals.

 

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GorbyJobRabbits wrote:

I would try to fix what is giving him sore hocks. But I use the bag balm on the rabbits. One of my fav thigns for animals.

[align=center]I dunno. Cause he has a lot of soft spots to sit on. His fur by his hock has always been thin. But now it appears as if all the fur in one little circle where the skin has thickened on the very end of the hock is practically all gone.