1. Ivermectin. The apple flavored horse wormer gel, it works a treat on wool and ear mites.
2. Bone meal, in case we have to make up formula for newborns. Here's a link to the recipe:
http://hillsidefarmhawaii.com/blog/2018/20180801.html I should make that a separate page on the website, it's stuck way down at the bottom of the blog pages. Other than the bone meal, the rest of the formula is basic kitchen ingredients which we usually have on hand.
3. Sharp pointy scissors in case fur needs to be cut away from a wound. The bunnies here are angoras, so we use the scissors to harvest their 'wool' coats, too.
4. Toenail clippers
5. We use the triple antibiotic from the regular medicine cabinet if we need it. As well as the vet wrap (we keep that for people wrap, too) and hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol if necessary.
6. Bunny supplies also include a scale, hypodermics and a bottle of penicillin, although that should be bought new when needed. They sell it at the feed store in cattle sized bottles for pretty cheap, but there's enough there to treat about a hundred rabbits. The scale is necessary to weigh the rabbit to determine the dosage.
Most of our bunny kit is for angora coat care and that has dwindled down to a pair of barber's scissors, toe nail clippers, a long toothed wire comb and a tube of Ivermectin.
Stuff we also have but don't use as much is the tattoo kit and a pair of horse clippers with a really fine blade.
A good pedigree program is a 'must', too, although any method of keeping good records would work.
