WildHeartsSanctum
Active member
Just want to stock up and also start preventative treatment. It does look like at least one of my guys has tape (could be wrong).
Done a bit of research and am seeing some conflicting info.
Would love to hear from knowledgeable bunny people.
My guys are indoors for the most part but spend part of the day outside free ranging. Live close to the woods with lots of wildlife.
We've even been having trouble with our dogs and worms despite the monthly preventative they are on. So likely my buns may be getting worms due to heavy load outdoors.
So the risks I think I'm taking with outdoor time on ground and contact with other animals (including our pets) is fleas, worms (tape and round most concern I think) and the possibility of cocci.
I would like to get a product(s) that will take care of as much as possible. Would prefer not rely solely on natural (pumpkin seed, DE). From what I found I will have to control fleas separate, the worms separate and the cocci separate. However, I was hoping some of you might know of products that work on a wider range and also what is the most bang for my buck.
Thanks!
Done a bit of research and am seeing some conflicting info.
Would love to hear from knowledgeable bunny people.
My guys are indoors for the most part but spend part of the day outside free ranging. Live close to the woods with lots of wildlife.
We've even been having trouble with our dogs and worms despite the monthly preventative they are on. So likely my buns may be getting worms due to heavy load outdoors.
So the risks I think I'm taking with outdoor time on ground and contact with other animals (including our pets) is fleas, worms (tape and round most concern I think) and the possibility of cocci.
I would like to get a product(s) that will take care of as much as possible. Would prefer not rely solely on natural (pumpkin seed, DE). From what I found I will have to control fleas separate, the worms separate and the cocci separate. However, I was hoping some of you might know of products that work on a wider range and also what is the most bang for my buck.
Thanks!
