SharonErrin":4dih9c2f said:I think it would be better to go for the meds that vets give.![]()
skysthelimit":2cw15yai said:SharonErrin":2cw15yai said:I think it would be better to go for the meds that vets give.![]()
A $100 vet visit is not worth the cost of a $20 rabbit, from a meat breeding stand point.
Bad Habit":ghfe7q7s said:skysthelimit":ghfe7q7s said:SharonErrin":ghfe7q7s said:I think it would be better to go for the meds that vets give.![]()
A $100 vet visit is not worth the cost of a $20 rabbit, from a meat breeding stand point.
WOW!! only 100$?! It'd be 300 - 400 for me, as rabbits are considered "exotics", and the only "exotic" vet in town is the most expensive. The only vet trip a rabbit of mine is likely to get is one to be PTS, which is a far more reasonable $20 charge.
:lol:AnnClaire":2fbqs1ek said:what's a bunny slave to do? :cheesysmile:
Getting vet meds for my 20+ herd would be prohibitive costwise, I can't imagine doing that for a commercial operation.SharonErrin":20ujfcnh said:I think it would be better to go for the meds that vets give.![]()
cannot afford the vet visit, nor want the "artificial chemicals" in rabbits they may eat in the future.
Bad Habit":2e3013z4 said:Are toasted okay, as long as they aren't salted or flavoured?
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