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A little mashed banana did the trick

That sounds reasonable for a molt patch!

Caramel isnt exactly toxic to rabbits, but it could cause some tummy upset. Its basically made of various forms of sugar and fat. You may see some weird looking poop. Try to encourage him to eat hay, for example by hand feeding individual strands. Hydration is important too, if he gets fresh greens or herbs you can rinse them in water just before…[Read more]

Almost the size of a fun-size Hersey bar, not including the small spot on his head as well.

Okay thank you. I googled about rabbits eatint caramel and didn’t find much about how toxic it is for rabbits but I do know it has a lot of sugar and fat.

He’ll probably be fine. I would be more worried about the sugar overload than the small amount of milk chocolate.

All milk chocolate and caramel.

Milk or dark chocolate?

It could simply be to groom the plushies either for some sort of claim/comfort or literally to groom. One of my rabbit will often come lick me after drinking water. He will actually hop away from being pet, drink, and then return to groom me.

No, but one of mine used to take a drink and then groom himself.

I think the cardboard trick will be fine. After awhile, he may lose interest and you won’t have to worry about it so much.

I found something stating that your shouldn’t mix Revolution and Advantage Multi. No mention of Advantage II. It looks like Advantage Multi contains moxidectin, which is in the same class as selamectin. Advantage II does not contain this ingredient. As Dana said, they are different so they may be OK to give at the same time with no adverse effects.

I’m very sorry for your loss. 🙁

(((Binky free sweet Snickerdoodle with George)))

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Regarding the time between doses, since the two treatments are a different active ingredient, so that could explain why the vet didn’t think you needed to wait. That said, I’m not sure if there are any potential interactions between the two. Skin mites (especially in a mild case) are not an urgent…[Read more]