belleshadow
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Is human Neosporin safe to put on a rabbit? And would even Neosporin used for horses be safe for rabbits?
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Depends whats in the horse one vs the human one.
Yes the human one that DOES NOT contain pain releiver is safe to use on buns
Yes the human one that DOES NOT contain pain releiver is safe to use on buns
belleshadow
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Thank you, but I actually was just given (a few hours ago) a natural paste thing made from essential oils and other natural medicines that is very safe for a bunny to eat, so I think I will just use that. But I will keep what you said in mind for the future.
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Be very careful. Many "safe" essential oils are toxic to rabbits and other small animals due to their sensitive respiratory tract and other systems. EOs are very potent so it doesnt take much to cause an issue. Especially if eaten....
belleshadow
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Ok, thank you, that is very good to know. I will ask what is in the ointment and research it.
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Menuka honey wound gel. I prefer this for every animal. It is made for humans, so it is more sterile. It has one main ingrident-menuka honey. It is safe to use because honey won't harm them if it is ingested. I used it on my sister's holland that got a quarter sized wound on her back. I put it on once a day for a week and she was healed. The fur has taken longer to grow back because I cut it to keep it out of the wound.
