I do

I keep
–critical care (you have to watch the expiration date on that though)
–Gas medicine (Ovol)
–a plastic digital thermometer (bun temp is 99-102 normally, good to know what temp your bun runs at normally though, so take it and record it -its anally so use a bit of vaseline and *please* warm the tip up plastic so it can’t break!!)
–Prep H for sore hocks
–Vet wrap for any wounds
–E collar from the vets office
–Rescue Remedy
–Polysporin

Thanks KK, definately putting this together after my last 2 scares!

I keep Simethicone on hand….but thankfully have never had to use it yet. 

I thought about buying some Critical Care to have on hand (my vet clinic/work does not keep it in stock) but I know there are other clinics about 30 minutes away that I can buy it from.  The expiration date was the main reason I have not bought any.  If I could not drive and get it- had to order and ship it- then I would have some on hand.

One thing that I would recommend having on hand since bunnies are notorious for sensitive eyes (in my opinion) is a bottle of saline eye wash- just plain old stuff you buy from the pharmacy.  Obviously you have to decide when is approp to use- but I have it on hand (and have never had to use it) for my active dogs.  But if it looks like your bunny has a external eye irritant- i.e dust or hay- you can wrap your bunny in a towel and rinse the eye/face.

I will try to think of other things that would be useful in a pinch.

Thankfully I live in a larger area that has 24 hour grocery stores 5 minutes from home.  But where I grew up- there was nothing open after 10pm except gas stations and liquor stores.

What is the average shelf life for cirti care?

I keep a GI Statis Emergency kit which has simethicone, mineral oil, different sized syringes, carrot baby food and a GI Statis Emergency To Do List.

i believe the critical care shelf life is 6 months or 1 year in the freezer… this would also depend on where you got it tho, how long it had been there. can this still be ordered from oxbow or not b/c of the updates to the website…?

is polysporin the same as neosporin? is it an ingredient difference or just a name difference?

Great question Allenj1!

I have a few of these things – but not all. I will have to pick the rest up – I have already made a list of y’alls suggestions.

Beka Polysporin and neosporin are the exact same thing; Also you can buy generic ‘triple antibiotic cream’

Critical care can be ordered from the site (just email them if the ordering isn’t working they’ll do email orders too, and if you’re outside the shipping area, they’ll only do your order through email).

Also a good idea (watching expiry dates as well) is to have some baby food (pumpkin/squash) and pedialyte on hand. That’s excellent if they stop eating!

There is also some good information about this in a couple of past threads.

https://binkybunny.com/Default.aspx?tabid=54&forumid=2&postid=15369&view=topic

https://binkybunny.com/Default.aspx?tabid=54&forumid=1&postid=24389&view=topic