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Every Rabbit Farmer Needs This Medication Box (Don’t Learn the Hard Way)

Many rabbit losses don’t happen because farmers are careless — they happen because sickness shows up suddenly, at night, or when no vet is available

One day your rabbits look fine, the next morning one is weak, not eating, or already gone. This is why having a basic first-aid/medication box is not optional for any serious rabbit farmer.

Not having preventive medication or a simple routine can turn a small issue into a total loss within days.

⚠️ Warning:
I will not mention any brand or product name because of country differences, laws, and rabbit conditions. If you need guidance on what to buy, dosage, routine, and application, you can consult me via DM or speak to a vet doctor near you.

👉 Consultation is NOT free.

1. Multivitamins
Multivitamins help maintain balance in your rabbit’s body, especially during stress, weather changes, pregnancy, weaning, transport, or recovery from illness.

They support:
Strong immunity
Better growth and appetite
Faster recovery from stress
These usually come in liquid or powder form and are given orally, mostly through drinking water or direct administration.

⚠️ Overuse or wrong dosage can cause harm.

👉 Consult for correct dosage, routine, and application.

2. Anti-Coccidiosis Medication
Coccidiosis is one of the most common and silent killers of rabbits. Many farmers don’t see signs until damage is already done.

Why this is important:
The disease often shows no early signs

It spreads fast, especially in dirty or crowded hutches
One outbreak can wipe out many rabbits

Having anti-coccidiosis medication in your box allows you to:
Prevent outbreaks
Apply treatment at safe intervals
Protect young and weak rabbits
These medications come in oral and injectable forms.

👉 Consult for dosage, timing, and proper use.

3. Antibiotics & Antiviral Medications
These are important for treating and controlling visible and bacterial-related problems such as:
Mites
Sore hocks
Skin infections
Wounds and swelling
Other common infections

Many of these medications are also available as injections.
I personally recommend injections because:

Sick rabbits often stop eating or drinking
Injections work faster
They are easier to preserve in emergencies

⚠️ Wrong use can kill a rabbit or cause resistance.

👉 Consult for dosage, routine, and correct application.

Final Words
Medication alone will not save your rabbits. Clean housing, good feeding, observation, and prevention routines work together with medication.

Do not wait until sickness shows up before preparing.
A prepared farmer loses fewer rabbits.

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People often think a silent rabbit is “just resting,” but research and behavioral studies tell a deeper story.

Rabbits don’t communicate like dogs or cats. Their silence is a language, one that can mean comfort… or danger.

A quiet rabbit might be:
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Many new rabbit owners think giving their bunny a bath is “cleaning” or “pampering.”
But the truth is bathing a rabbit can be extremely dangerous — sometimes even fatal — and here’s why:

🐇 1. Rabbits panic easily
Rabbits are prey animals. A sudden bath can cause intense fear, leading to shock or even heart failure.

🐇 2. Their fur is not designed for deep water
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🐇 3. Wet fur can cause skin infections
Moisture trapped close to the skin creates the perfect environment for fungal infections and parasites.

🐇 4. They can injure themselves trying to escape
A frightened rabbit can twist, kick, or jump dangerously, causing serious spine or leg injuries.

🐇 5. Stress weakens their immune system
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✨ Spot cleaning. If they get dirty, wipe gently with a damp cloth.

✨ Trim long fur around the bottom. Especially for fluffy breeds.

✨ Keep their living area clean so they stay clean naturally.

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Rabbit farming looks simple from the outside, but those who’ve tried it know it’s not for the faint-hearted. Rabbits are delicate animals that require proper care, balanced feeding, and environmental control. A small mistake in temperature, hygiene, or feeding can lead to massive losses overnight.

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It’s okay to learn by yourself, but understand this:
Without a mentor, you’ll navigate through stiff curves, make avoidable mistakes, lose money, and sometimes feel like quitting altogether. The road is long, unpredictable, and expensive when you choose to learn only through your own errors.

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