Another question I feel silly asking . . .
Usually the echinacea tincture I make nips anything we've picked up in the bud, but the past few weeks have been difficult. Last month it was a cold/sore throat thing and just when I had finally gotten my voice back from that Zach got hit with a stomach thing (he says the driver of the co-op truck he unloaded Wed morning was sick) and today Joanna is starting to feel queasy
Usually when someone is sick the others cover their chores. But what if everyone is sick and just the one that's the least wobbly at the moment goes to do them. Can rabbits catch human colds (I assume the dreaded snuffles is something else, something more rabbity) or stomach bugs? Would echinacea or other herbs help?
Usually the echinacea tincture I make nips anything we've picked up in the bud, but the past few weeks have been difficult. Last month it was a cold/sore throat thing and just when I had finally gotten my voice back from that Zach got hit with a stomach thing (he says the driver of the co-op truck he unloaded Wed morning was sick) and today Joanna is starting to feel queasy
Usually when someone is sick the others cover their chores. But what if everyone is sick and just the one that's the least wobbly at the moment goes to do them. Can rabbits catch human colds (I assume the dreaded snuffles is something else, something more rabbity) or stomach bugs? Would echinacea or other herbs help?