Common supplies.
Common uses.

• Oxbow Critical CareRecovery food used to provide nutritional support when a rabbit is not eating normally.
• Infant simethicone gas-relief dropsCommonly kept for gas discomfort and digestive support.
• Styptic powderUsed to help stop minor bleeding from a clipped nail.
• Digital thermometerUsed to check and track body temperature.
• Oral syringesUsed to give measured liquids or prepared recovery food.

• Corid (amprolium)Commonly used for coccidia.
• FenbendazoleCommonly used for certain internal parasites and in the management of E. cuniculi.
• IvermectinCommonly used for certain mites and other parasites.
• SelamectinCommonly used for fleas and certain mites.
• Advantage (imidacloprid)Certain formulations are commonly used for flea control.

Contact a rabbit-experienced veterinarian or emergency clinic immediately for:

• Not eating, sharply reduced appetite, or few or no droppings
• A hard, swollen, or painful abdomen
• Loud tooth grinding or sudden aggression with a tense posture
• Open-mouth breathing, heatstroke signs, seizure, collapse, or severe weakness
• Head tilt, heavy bleeding, a deep bite, or suspected broken bone
• Watery diarrhea, fly eggs, maggots, or possible poison exposure