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Thank you for sharing! There is an online database for entering vet bills, if you want to take the time to contribute your experience in another way as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbits/comments/puugtr/new_community_rabbit_veterinary_bill_database/

Thank you very much for sharing this success story! It will be very helpful for people seeking info about liver lobe torsion!

For ec, Panacur should be given in a dose of 20 mg per kilo bodyweight for 28 days. I think you could ask for some metacam, since it could help. EC causes cell damage and the damaged cells causes the body to respond with inflammation.

Hopefully you’ll see some improvement soon, but it can take weeks. Obviously keep a close eye on appetite and poop.

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She was on meloxicam last week when i took her before i knew she has EC. But i didn’t receive anymore just the pancur. And yes on the instructions my vet gave me i have to give it for 30 days once a day.

There’s not really a cure for EC, but treatment can put it in remission and many bunnies do not relapse. Keep in mind that Panacur has to be given for at least 28 days and improvement will be slow. It doesn’t happen overnight. I agree with Bam that pain medication is important since a lot of symptoms are the result of inflammation.

Thank you Dana! Budja’s is doing well, the hospital called me this morning and said that she has started to eat some hay on her own, her poops are still a little abnormal but that’s to be expected after a major operation and after being under for a few hours. She does have an ulcer on her eye from being under and whatnot too but that is also being…[Read more]

Yeah, i received Pancur. Pains me to see her lose her balance when she shakes her head. Fingers crossed she will recover.

thanks everyone!

EC can be treated successfully with panacur (fenbendazole) or oxibendazole for 28 days. Fenbendazole is the preferred drug, but for buns that don’t do well on it, oxibendazole is another option.

Metacam (meloxicam) helps bring down the tissue inflammation that happens due to the ec.

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Just got a text from the vet she tested positive for EC. Is it curable?

She’s pooping and eating hay, but ignores pellets i find that strange.

How is she doing now?