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any natural dewormer, plants ? i was thinking making artemisia annua tea and add it in their water
Rexko44any natural dewormer, plants ? i was thinking making artemisia annua tea and add it in their water
Raw pumpkin seeds. When I remember, I add to feed for 2-3 days around full moon when it's said parasites are more active
Phebe PollardToo much ai and self promotion to listen all the way through.
Just a caution on rabbits. I should have posted a timestamp.
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Call the vet first. Explain the first loss They may want you to observe quarantine protocols.
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I treated my friends buns with ivermectin (normally not used to deworm buns) and the deaths stopped for a few days. Except the ones we didn't treat. Then they resumed. The pathogen had not run it's course and without treatment it still wreaked havoc.
I would try fenben but in very small doses daily for up to ten days. It's bold but we are talking about something deadly if what I suspect is correct.
RHDv2 is a reportable disease. You will be required to euthanize your herd if the results are positive. Be prepared.
If not there are solutions for just about everything.
Phebe PollardNo, a little is okay.
Lye is working great for the goats. Most rabbits get never touch the ground, and they still have parasite issues?
TwombiSo does ivermectin... is that bad for rabbits? Can you use lye?
Internally use lye? I have never heard of it.
There are tablets that are placed in water to create a gas CDS. It's used to sanitize stalls and sheds once animals are removed. You cannot control the dose of CDS with the tablets. I would suggest sanitizing. Especially soil and bedding. Breeding boxes.
If you have mice they spread soil and others pathogens.
TwombiSo does ivermectin... is that bad for rabbits? Can you use lye?
You will have to follow up with benebac and slowly reintroduce common forage.
TwombiLye is working great for the goats. Most rabbits get never touch the ground, and they still have parasite issues?
Is that the deworming used by that old farmer? I almost forgot!
Barbara Bfree2Is that the deworming used by that old farmer? I almost forgot!
Yes, and many of us in the goat world now. It's very effective although many people are so horrified by the thought and unable to wrap their head around it.
TwombiYes, and many of us in the goat world now. It's very effective although many people are so horrified by the thought and unable to wrap their head around it.
I'm the one who posted it back then. Just never used it. Great to hear it's working for people and animals.
I'd say use it now that I think about it.
Barbara Bfree2I'm the one who posted it back then. Just never used it. Great to hear it's working for people and animals.
I'd say use it now that I think about it.
I've been thrown off FB Goat chats for recommending it.
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We are raising these to feed us not bankrupt us. What was good before big harma is good enough for me too.
Thank you to grandpas farm!
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A woman created a 'Beyond the Pellet' group on FB. Here is an herb blend she posted today and thought I would share.
Mixing up my happy rabbit herb recipe mix. I sprinkle it on their sprouted grains.
2T per 10x20 sprouted grains. You can also choose to add your powdered probiotics into this mix as well.
Use as many or little as you have herbs beneficial to rabbits. Grow your own or I also purchase some from frontier coop in 1bs bulk bags.
In parts recipe:
2 Nettles
2 Dandelions
1 Echinacea
1/2 Chickweed
1/2 Coltsfoot
1 Raspberry leaf
1/2 Marjoram
1 Basil
1/2 Rosemary
1/2Thyme
1 Oregano
2 Comfrey
1 Cilantro
1/2 Wormwood
There may be others or you can use less. I just pick most beneficial to rabbits health and nothing that will affect lactating Mamas.