Ear mite healing concerns

[TamiPac]

Wow y'all! I am so happy to be able to post this update! @Alaska Satin Thank you for that information you provided. Not quite 48 hours ago I think it was I treated with ivermectin. Holy cow check out this picture! View attachment 43122
I did confirm she still had mites before treatment in that mess of scabs. Wasn't sure just topical in the ear on top of all the scabs would be effective but the picture speaks for itself. I am floored. I can tell she's far more comfortable already.
I really want y'all to know how much I appreciate all the help and support with this. I know if she could thank you she would also. Huge THANK YOU all for taking the time and energy to help her.

I swear by Ivermectin! 1 drop and only 2 treatments and BAM! bunnies are comfortable and happy.

 

[R Buns]

I swear by Ivermectin! 1 drop and only 2 treatments and BAM! bunnies are comfortable and happy.

Ivermectin has so many great uses. Had she just told me she wasn't pregnant she could have had it sooner Will give a second dose in 18 days per what was written on the previous page by @Alaska Satin.

 

[olhippityhop]

That's an incredible improvement! Her temperament might improve once she's feeling better. Well done.

 

[R Buns]

That's an incredible improvement! Her temperament might improve once she's feeling better. Well done.

I can't claim any credit but thanks. This forums help made this happen. I hope she does improve. She already seems more comfortable.

 

[Scooter1A]

Hooray. Now you know.

 

[R Buns]

I am floored at how quickly it's healing compared to when she came treated with the other stuff. I thought it was healing from how it was when she first came. I'm so happy she's so much more comfortable now.

 

[maisaksson]

Wonderful!! How is she after 3 months? btw what dosage and frequency did you use

 

[Secuono]

Drown that in cooking oil. Let it soak in and let her shake and scratch chunks out.
Then oil again. In a couple of days, it'll all be out. At that point, use qtips to whip everything clean. Then a light coat of oil to continue soothing and smothering them.

I've never use ivermectin for it. So idk how well that works. But if that's what you used before and it failed, repeatedly, it's too old, not enough or I'd cull the doe.
Oil is nice because it's always available, 100% safe, cannot overdo it and it sooths the pain.