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- 06/10/2017 at 3:11 PM
  Jazlyn
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  Long story short, my bunnies had a bit of a fight and I’m taking care of it. They’re separated. The only thing is, one has a small cut on his back. It doesn’t look infected or anything but is there anything I can put on him to be sure? No neosporin, its discomtinued here.
- 06/12/2017 at 1:20 PM
  AltosHuman
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  Any brand of Triple Antibiotic Ointment would be extremely beneficial to prevent infection. If you have Hydrogen Peroxide, I would put some on a cotton ball and then gently dab it onto wound – then follow with Triple Antibiotic Ointment. Use small amounts of the ointment at a time. Reapply 2x or 3x a day if need be.
  
  Why are your bunnies fighting? If they arent neutered/spayed, I would highly recommend it to prevent an even worse fight..you may end up having to take them to the vet to get stitches which can get costly. The best idea is to prevent an accident. If they are neutered/spayed then maybe they just need to be separated.
  
  Note: Please keep in mind that rabbits have very sensitive skin. After applying to your rabbit, keep a close eye on it and if redness worsens or a rash becomes apparent, discontinue use and seek a vets help.
- 06/12/2017 at 3:26 PM
  Bam
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  Triple antibiotic ointment is very good, but make sure you get one that doesn’t have a painkiller added, because the painkiller has caused adverse reactions in rabbits. Fucidine (fusidic acid) is also a bunny safe antibiotic cream.
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