I was cleaning Iris' scent vents since they'd gotten pretty dirty. Since i was already looking at the area, i noticed that her poop hole had something weird on it.
She pushed out what seemed like worms? I saw two of those, barely a millimeter thick and maybe half a centimeter long white/semi see-through things wiggling slightly.
I'd never seen anything like that before, but i think that even those two tiny things shouldn't have been there.
I haven't seen any change in Iris' behaviour, habits, eating or activity, so it is odd that i happened to see these two tiny stringy worm-ish things come from her.
I called the vet office and they said that we should go to our nearest vet and have them prescribe Xeno (ivermectin) (nape-of-the-neck drops) for Iris. They said that any vet should be able to guide us through the right dosage and administration depending on the concentration and the rabbit's weight.
But since we cannot get a hang of her stable weight, it seems like we'd have to take Iris to the vet in the morning. If we can get a time that fast. Our local vet doesn't seem to be doing priority-visits.
Though i've only heard of ivermectin being used for mites, fleas and such? Does it work against possible internal parasites too?
She pushed out what seemed like worms? I saw two of those, barely a millimeter thick and maybe half a centimeter long white/semi see-through things wiggling slightly.
I'd never seen anything like that before, but i think that even those two tiny things shouldn't have been there.
I haven't seen any change in Iris' behaviour, habits, eating or activity, so it is odd that i happened to see these two tiny stringy worm-ish things come from her.
I called the vet office and they said that we should go to our nearest vet and have them prescribe Xeno (ivermectin) (nape-of-the-neck drops) for Iris. They said that any vet should be able to guide us through the right dosage and administration depending on the concentration and the rabbit's weight.
But since we cannot get a hang of her stable weight, it seems like we'd have to take Iris to the vet in the morning. If we can get a time that fast. Our local vet doesn't seem to be doing priority-visits.
Though i've only heard of ivermectin being used for mites, fleas and such? Does it work against possible internal parasites too?