Fur Mites/Respiratory issues

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Rabbits can't get our colds/flus;).

If there is discharge and sneezing, I would head to the vet for a culture for sure for Pasteruella. Also, and discharge that is coloredcould be a clear indicator of an upper bacterial respitory infection as Pasturella is.
 
No i haven't taken him in yet. He's still doing fine but i promise he will go in Jan. If it were dried blood wouldn't i see blood coming from his nose?? He has a little bit on his nose, i was going to take a pic last night but there wasn't much to see. He's still active and looking forward to treat time.
 
I'm sorry, but if I were you, I would get him in asap! Pasturella can be life threatening to a bun if not treated soon enough. It's like Pnemonia to us:?.

Keep us posted and best of luck to you and Fluffy.;)
 
Within the past two months, I have two rabbits come down with repsiratory symptoms. Two days later, both had gone over the Bridge. If a rabbit has respiratory symptoms, please get to the vet ASAP!!Rabbits can go downhill so incredibly fast.
 
So i picked my poor fluffy up tonight and put him on the bed and noticed it looked he had dandruff.. But from what i read it's likely fur mites..
SOOOO how does one bunny get fur mites if he isn't exposed to any other pets??? The only new things are a dog blanket and towel. And new hay and different litter.. Could it of come from any of this???
I'll make sure i mention it to the vet on the 5th when he goes in.
 
Most rabbits actually carry a small population of mites. Occasionally, there is an overgrowth in the population, often occurring in very young, very old or sick rabbits. Wooled rabbits are also at higher risk.

Pam
 
Ive used fur mite powder. I had arabbit that had fur mites once, I treated her with the power, and I never really had a problem after that. From what i remember it was a young animal.
 
You can use kitten flea powder, Sevin dust or rabbit mite dust. Ivermectin is very effective against fur mites.

Pam
 

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