Vet Rx Veterinary Remedy for Rabbits (2 oz)

VetRx Rabbit Veterinary Aid - (2 oz)

VetRx Rabbit Veterinary Aid is a specialized treatment formulated to support the respiratory health and overall well-being of rabbits. It is ideal for addressing common issues like snuffles, pneumonia, ear mites, and ear cankers in all standard rabbit breeds, whether kept for commercial purposes, as a hobby, or for showing. 

This natural, fast-acting remedy helps promote better breathing, maintain healthy eating habits, and keep ears clean. 

With its blend of essential oils and a corn oil base, VetRx is a safe, easy-to-apply, and multi-purpose solution for rabbit owners. If your rabbits struggle with respiratory conditions or ear problems, VetRx is designed to help alleviate these symptoms and restore their vitality.

Benefits of VetRx Rabbit Veterinary Aid

• Relieves Respiratory Symptoms: Targets snuffles and other respiratory issues, helping rabbits breathe easier.
• Eases Ear Mites & Canker: Helps clear ear mites and reduces ear canker symptoms, leading to healthier ears.
• Encourages Normal Eating Habits: By relieving discomfort and aiding in the healing process, VetRx supports a return to regular eating habits.
• Natural, Non-Irritating Formula: Made from natural essential oils that do not burn the skin or remove fur.
• Versatile Usage: Can be applied directly to ears, and nose, or added to drinking water for internal support.
• Non-Invasive: Designed for topical use, providing relief without the need for injections or oral medications.

Ingredients

• 3.3% (v/v) Alcohol U.S.P
• Canada Balsam: Supports respiratory health.
• Camphor: Acts as a natural decongestant and soothing agent.
• Oil of Origanum: Offers antimicrobial properties.
• Rosemary Oil: Provides natural healing benefits.
• Corn Oil Base: Acts as a carrier for the essential oils, ensuring gentle application.

Product Specifications

• Type: Liquid veterinary aid.
• Suitable For: All standard rabbit breeds.
• Consistency: Oil-based with a soothing and natural aroma.
• Volume: Available in a 2-ounce bottle.
• Frequency of Use: 2-3 times daily or as needed for external application, and once daily for drinking water use.

How Does VetRx Rabbit Aid Work?

VetRx Rabbit Aid works by delivering a blend of natural essential oils known for their respiratory support and antimicrobial properties. 

When applied to the rabbit's nostrils, ears, or water, it helps relieve congestion, kills mites, and soothes inflammation. 

Camphor acts as a natural decongestant, while the other oils cleanse and create a protective barrier against further infections. Its topical application also allows for easy and non-invasive relief.

Directions for Use

1. Warm the Product: Shake the bottle well. To warm, open the cap and place the bottle in a small pan of water. Heat at medium temperature.
2. Apply to Nostrils: Apply 2 drops of warm VetRx on each side of the rabbit's nostrils and to any scabbed area. Repeat 2-3 times daily as needed.
3. Ear Application: Dampen a Q-tip and gently apply to the inside of the ear. Avoid digging off scabs; they should naturally fall off.
4. Water Application: Add 8 drops of VetRx to a gallon of clean drinking water to promote faster results.

Note: Test the temperature of VetRx before application to avoid discomfort. Moreover, all the information discussed here is general. Read the information mentioned on the product label carefully, or consult your veterinarian for proper guidance.

Safety Instructions

• For Animal Use Only: Not intended for human consumption.
• Consult a Veterinarian: Always seek advice from a licensed veterinarian before starting any treatment.
• Isolate Sick Rabbits: Quarantine sick rabbits to prevent disease spread. Regularly clean hutches and nest boxes to maintain a clean environment.

Storage

• Store VetRx in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Ensure the cap is tightly closed after each use to maintain product integrity.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Shipping & Returns

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FAQs 

What is VetRx Rabbit Veterinary Aid used for?

VetRx is used to relieve respiratory issues, like snuffles and pneumonia, and address ear conditions such as mites and cankers, promoting the overall health of rabbits.

How often should I apply VetRx to my rabbit's ears?

Apply VetRx to the ears every 24 hours, then again after 36 hours. After three days, apply two drops to each ear to ensure they remain clean and clear.

Can VetRx be used for rabbits of all ages?

Yes, VetRx is suitable for rabbits of all ages, from kits to adults. It is also safe for children to use under adult supervision.

Can I use VetRx in conjunction with other treatments?

VetRx is generally safe to use alongside other treatments but consult with your veterinarian before combining products.

Does VetRx have an expiration date?

VetRx has a long shelf life if stored properly. Check the packaging for the expiration date and always store it in a cool, dry place.

What happens if my rabbit ingests VetRx?

VetRx is formulated for external use, but small amounts in drinking water are safe. If ingested directly, consult your veterinarian for guidance.

How quickly does VetRx work?

Results may vary, but improvement is often seen within a few days of consistent use, particularly when added to drinking water.

Is VetRx effective for other animals?

While VetRx has formulas for various animals, this specific remedy is tailored for rabbits. For other species, use the appropriate VetRx product.

Can I use VetRx for show rabbits?

Yes, VetRx is safe for show rabbits and can help maintain healthy ears and respiratory function during stress or travel.

What precautions should I take when using VetRx?

Avoid using VetRx on open wounds, and ensure rabbits are in a clean, dry environment. Quarantine rabbits returning from shows to prevent the spread of illness.