I PM'd you...but shouldadd that my boywas 8 1/2 yrs. old, so the age could have factored in his reaction. Andas Buck said, something can work for one and another can have a strongreaction.
If it's already done, don't beat yourself up. You couldn't have known. I've been there.:?
Your rabbit is young, and hopefully will do just fine. What you wouldsee if she reacts to it is a tiny bare patch of skin at the applicationspot. Within a week, that would turn into a scabbed sore, which couldgrow. It may look like ringworm, but it's not. If you see that, the keyis to keep it from getting infected. I used melaleuca oil, and itworked great, but I've read that some rabbits can have side effects tothat so try something else. I also used olive oil to soothe it.
Did she ingest any of it? From what I saw with my boy, that would be abigger issue than the skin burn. The burn looks nasty but heals.
Oh, I know how you feel.....it's not your fault!!!!
best, and Pm me anytime,
Rose
