RE: How do I prevent E. cunculi?

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RE: How do I prevent E. cunculi?

01/16/2017 at 2:23 AM

Krista

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Would you say the chances of Bilbo catching EC are high? He’s only been out maybe 7 times in the 3ish months I’ve had him, but right now it is winter so it’s been too cold to take him out. I tried to find cases in Illinois but only things for Chicago come up and that’s on the opposite side of state from me .-. I will see next time I’m at Rural King for hay if they have panacur for rabbits. I think they do for cattle and horses.