DISABLED RABBITS

Do you have a disabled rabbit? You are invited to join an online list for people caring for disabled rabbits.To join, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disabledrabbits/

Links to Articles about Disabled Rabbits

	The Special World of Special Needs
	Barney's Story: Living With Paralysis
	Basic Massage for Happy House Rabbits
	Caring for a Disabled Rabbit
	Fuzzy's Dislocated Hips
	Looking After Incapacitated Rabbits
	Caring for Rascal; A Physically Challenged House Rabbit
	Diapering Disabled Rabbits
	Quality of Life
	Caring for a Partially Disabled Rabbit
	Bijou the Bunny
	When Bunnies Can't Hop: Caring for Disabled Rabbits
	An Extraordinary Journey: A Rabbit's Fight for Survival Against the Odds
	Ben Hare's Bunny Cart Tips
	Nurturing Massage for the Disabled Bunny

Products For Disabled Rabbits

• Palace Pet Synthetic Sheepskin: http://www.rabbit.org/links/palace_pet.html
  
• Epi-Soothe Shampoo: http://www.drugstore.com/qxp87721_333181_sespider/virbac/epi_soothe.htm
  (also available from other sources; do an internet search to find other suppliers)
  
• ProFleece Bedding: http://www.lapawspa.com/spa_store.htm , http://fleecebedding.com/ , http://www.sleepeetime.com/proflee.htm
  
• Ear Wax Remover http://www.coloradohrs.com/gifts.asp  
  


• Carts http://www.doggon.com , http://www.k9carts.com
  


• Bunny-safe creams for urine scald:

Silvadene Cream [known as Flamazine in Canada]
CEH Ointment (Calendula/Echinacea/Hypericum)
Rescue Remedy Cream
Neosporin (but not Neosporin Plus)
Panalog
Bactoderm (mupirocin) ointment
Calendula Gel/Cream
A + D Original (not with added zinc)
Oxyfresh PetGel
Bag Balm
Aloe Vera Gel

Note: Although some people have used Desitin without problems, it contains zinc oxide which may be dangerous if ingested.