The image of the pipettes you asked about looks narrower than the ones I
use.....but it could just be the way they took the picture. So those are $5.49
for 12, which makes them appx 55 cents each.....you do realize they are
disposable, right? You use them once and toss them out. I might make one
stretch for an entire day, but not any longer than that. Do you have Prime
service with Amazon, because if not, you will also pay for postage. If that's
the case, I would say so not worth it.
500 is a lot.....that's how I get mine as I go thru SO many with all the
animals we have and take in, but perhaps that is more than you'd need.
Definitely the best buy however. Look on Ebay, I used to get 100 of them for
about $10.00 with free shipping. That might suit you better. Even with just
one animal, you will fly thru 12 in no time. Just be cognizant of the size
before you hit the "buy" button. You don't want anything smaller than 7 ml.
I used to struggle using syringes to feed babies and just hated it. When I
discovered these, I have never looked back. I fed my bunnies a fairly thick
pureed mash of Critical care with these, and I feed my special needs turtle
with them....his food is about the consistency between gravy and oatmeal. Not
super thick but not at all runny either. And you can cut the ends to make the
opening wider to suit your needs, as they are only made of a thin plastic.
When you make your bunnies food, if you find it will not suck up easily, all
you have to do is add just a tiny bit more water to make it work.
Another consideration; syringes are a pain to clean, they often stick and all
it takes is a little extra shove on the plunger and the animal ends up with an
explosion of food all over their face. These pipettes are a feed once and toss,
and will not stick.
For those of us who are environmentally conscious, I realize these are not the
most eco-friendly method, so I guess it's a trade-off. When I've got a ton of
babies all needing to be fed, these are what works.
If you decide to stick with syringes, use those that are designed for feeding
with. I find that the o-ring models work best if you want to stick with that.
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Subject: [naturalrabbit] Re: Frodo
Laura, does thick food suck into these? I didn’t see the 7 ml which would be
much better than the 3 ml of course. I’ve honestly never seen these
Love. Janet
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 8:32 PM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Laura, these would work right? I think they’re just a smaller amount. I wanted
to try them out before I got 500!
Plastic Transfer Pipettes, 7 mL Capacity-Graduated to 3 mL-Large Bulb, Sterile,
12 pcs by BioRx Sponix
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BO2AYZS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_0NG4XNGK3W7AK0F5BG7K
-Brenda
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Brenda invest in some pipettes. They work so much easier than syringes. I have
used pipettes to feed for at least 15 years now instead of syringes. You can
cut the tips to make it wider and you have no issues of food not coming thru. A
pack of 500 7ml sized pipettes is only $20.99 on Amazon. Regardless of where
you get them, be sure to get the 7 ml size.
https://www.amazon.com/Transfer-Capacity-Graduated-Karter-Scientific/dp/B07NPWH32Q/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=pipettes%2B7ml&qid=1639013883&sr=8-3&th=1
Transfer Pipette, 5.0ml Capacity, 1.0ml Graduated, Large Bulb, 150mm, 3.4ml
Bulb Draw, Karter Scientific 220U2 - Pack 500: Amazon.com: Industrial &
Scientific<https://www.amazon.com/Transfer-Capacity-Graduated-Karter-Scientific/dp/B07NPWH32Q/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=pipettes%2B7ml&qid=1639013883&sr=8-3&th=1>
Transfer Pipette, 5.0ml Capacity, 1.0ml Graduated, Large Bulb, 150mm, 3.4ml
Bulb Draw, Karter Scientific 220U2 - Pack 500: Amazon.com: Industrial &
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Subject: [naturalrabbit] Re: Frodo
I just bought the recovery kit. I’ve used the appetite restore before and found
it helpful when bunnies had GI upset. It works somewhat with Frodo now. But the
recovery food doesn’t go into a syringe, ot gets stuck and won’t come out so I
had to throw away the packet I mixed with water. And then I had to go back to
critical care. Also I think critical care has more calories. I also have a
vitamin b complex liquid that I give him. He loves it.
So do you use a food processor to chop up the powdered food and greens and
such? I might try that. He’s always been picky on a good day, I have the 2
pickiest bunnies that ever hopped the earth. Now he’s super duper picky and low
appetite. However He would eat his weight in treats if I let him.
I was thinking about getting the immune support tabs. I already have the
Prevention tabs but he doesn’t like those. He likes the digestive tabs.
-Brenda
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On Dec 8, 2021, at 5:43 PM, Janet G
<wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Brenda, all sounds really good. I also have to feed Robert supplement food and
he likes it, have you ever used Appetite Restore by sherwood along with SAryx
recovery food? I mix both with dandelions, green leaf lettuce or red, dill,
cilantro and even fennel, then I add the probiotics, vitamin b12 and organic
baby food, I have banana flavored appetite restore. Robert eats all very
willingly, also when anyone isn’t eating or has tummy upset and isn’t eating I
give ans within a day they are ok, that’s been my experience, you might want to
try their recovery kit first which you can buy on Amazon to see if they like
it. It also has supplements in it. I also use an immune support tablet which I
ground up in the mix, actually three every day. Robert is actually doing pretty
well. This is a small kit so you can try, if you want.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z7BJTXR?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_tab_ap_product_details
Love, Janet
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 12:37 PM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Frodo had his 2 week checkup today. His ears were same as last time, and last
time they were the best they’ve been since this all started in October. And his
skin looks good now after a week of urine scald. But she said urine scald is a
danger for rabbits with his immobility and it can turn septic quickly. She said
the a&d ointment was ok to use on him long term but doesn’t like anything with
zinc. In all, was really happy with how he looked today, all things considered.
But He’s lost weight again, which is worrying me. He went a week hardly eating
anything but parsley and fought me every time I syringed critical care. Maybe
his raw skin was affecting his appetite. On Sunday my is and and I said we
would talk to the bet at his appt on Wednesday about scheduling a euthanasia.
But then his skin got better and he loved the pumpkin-banana-pellet mush that
I made for him Monday and ate it like a pig. He didn’t eat as much yesterday.
Hopefully he’ll eat a lot today. He needs to get his weight and strength up.
Last night I used a scarf to hold him up just enough to provide balance, and he
walked along the edge of the large family room twice using the wall as a
guide.!!! So some really good exercise and I think he enjoyed it.
-Brenda
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On Dec 6, 2021, at 3:46 PM, Laura Mowrey
<sshalimar16@xxxxxxx<mailto:sshalimar16@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
I'd nix the cornstarch, it just makes a mess when it gets wet and causes you to
stress him out more by having to wash it all off. Keep on doing what you're
doing because obviously its working like a charm!
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Subject: [naturalrabbit] Re: Frodo
Guess who’s cute as a button and has all pink skin now! Mr Frodo! Yes there is
some medium and dark pink spots but there aren’t any red or open sores. I put
SDD on the dark pink spots that were sores yesterday and A&d on the rest. Then
put a diaper on a tiny bit side ways to cover that upper leg and keep it from
rubbing off until it’s absorbed in good. I hope it doesn’t get into the nearby
fur too badly and cause Matts?
I’ll be using only A&D (or butt paste ) starting tomorrow to keep him healing
and dry. I just have to make sure I use warm wet cotton balls to clean his skin
and dry with toilet paper before putting on the a&d or butt paste? I don’t want
to seal in any germs or infection which is why I’ve been using SDD until sores
are gone. Vet wants me to switch to cornstarch on the skin but i had been doing
that this past month and it didn’t prevent this scalding. and if his skin
starts to get irritated again from urine or laying in the same spot all the
time, I have to shampoo the cornstarch off before I can put ointment on.
Thanks everyone. Frodo still has all his other problems, but he should be much
more comfortable now.
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-Brenda
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On Dec 4, 2021, at 1:30 PM, Roberta Kessler
<rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
l agree with you, Janet..prayer is very powerful.
Good is in my prayers, too.
Love,
Roberta
On 12/04/2021 11:45 AM Janet G
<wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
It’s looking much better to me Brenda. If all is healed up I would maintain it
with either the butte paste my rescue friend told me about in the yellow box,
or I personally would just use A and D to keep it protected without
antibacterial or antibiotics in it….. Honestly, you will have to decide, but
both are good options. I only have used the Aand D…a lot of things I’ve used
because of no vets I had to ask others who had experience with the situation
and then weigh the pros and cons. Ans when rehabbing hares, there were
literally no vets who knew poop about rabbits or hares….I had to research
library,,even research on antibiotics that were tested on rabbits and other
meds to find safe choices,
Whatever you do, it looks like he’s much better, thank God. I will definitely
continue to pray for Frodo. I believe that works too.
Love, Janet
On Sat, Dec 4, 2021 at 9:11 AM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Is the consensus that I wait until all the sores are healed (no broken skin)
before i switch from SDD silver sulfa.. to A&D ointment (or Butt Paste if that
doesn’t stay on or help)? My vet just gave me the SDD and said twice and day
and keep it dry or else. I emailed the holistic vet and she said in between the
SDD applications I could use the wound balm i alread ly have — which has
beeswax, olive oil, yarrow, burdock root, echinacea root ( because it’s
anti-microbial, an immune system stimulant, and anti-inflammatory). But I think
the A&D would be better because it’s harder to wipe off.
Here is this mornings photo with and without flash. The blanket is white and my
hands aren’t red, they are more like the color in the flash photo, so I think
the flash photo is more accurate. I don’t remember him being red when Jim was
taking the photo! Medium to dark pink with a few red spots.
Anyway he has some broken skin to the right near his tail and we need to
shave/clip that area and the perimeter of the bald area because it’s trying to
Matt in a few places and probably holds dampness. I charged up my ladies
shaver/groomer and have 2 heads I can try that have guards. If that doesn’t
work I need a men’s barber clipper. I wish I could have had the vets staff do
it. I go again this week for his checkup so they can pretty it up for me
During the night he had a weird scanning move he was doing, even in his sleep i
think. He would be still and then twitch his head and scan (move head to the
right) a little and then go back. After several seconds it would repeat. I put
him on my lap and massaged him and it seemed to go away. He loved the massage
anyway. I don’t think he’s doing it this morning. He did escape his diaper in
the middle of night but wasn’t wet and didn’t slide around In poop. I got
another diaper on and that stayed on til morning. So success!
You all are good sports to keep reading my lengthy posts and looking at the
unpleasant photos. I can’t go in with Frodo for his appointments, the vet calls
us and tells us what she thought of his exam, and she is so busy she doesn’t
have much time to talk. So I feel like I’m on my own to figure out the finer
details
With love ,
Brenda and Frodo
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-Brenda
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On Dec 3, 2021, at 10:01 PM, Roberta Kessler
<rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Brenda,
It is so good to hear that Frodo had a good day today...I pray there will be
more and more of those.
I can't advise you on low gas and low calcium greens, and hope someone else can.
Love,
Roberta
On 12/03/2021 5:59 PM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
He’s having a good day today. Yesterday he was doing a lot of scanning and
wasn’t very chipper at all. I don’t know that the dizziness is any better -
he seems fine when he’s sitting still but when we set him on his feet he runs
in circles for a few seconds or a minute until he falls over and you can see
that his eyes are moving left to right. Well, he runs in circles If his back
legs are working that day. I’ve been putting him in a harness to help balance
him so he can get a few Minutes of walking and exercise each day. He was able
to walk around 3 weeks if I set him on his feet, but hes been declining since
then. But today he is pretty peppy. Maybe he hasn’t been eating much for a week
because his skin hurts. He’d eat the whole store’s worth of parsley if I let
him.
Speaking of … you guys know off hand low gas low calcium greens? I need to
watch him because he got a bladder stone last year. And he’s prone to gas.
Although the vets day bladder sludge/stones is more about hydration and
exercise than diet. So I have to jiggle his bladder every day to stir anything
in there up so they come out. I’m now feeding him dandelion greens and
cilantro and parsley. I actually had to stop giving him greens a couple years
ago except as a treat because the more I gave him the more often he’d get GI
stasis. When I stopped the greens he stopped getting stasis every week. And
Balin usually refuses greens anyway. I have weird bunnies for sure. But since
Frodos appetite is so low now and he won’t drink, I’m giving him wet greens
several times a day and sub q fluids daily. He’s on gut motility drugs anyway
so what the heck. Vet said up to 2 cups of greens a day. Some days we go over
that just to get him to eat something. He can’t believe his good fortune as far
as the greens go. As you can tell from the video.
Brenda
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On Dec 3, 2021, at 6:39 PM, Roberta Kessler
<rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
He looks great, Brenda! So adorable! It looks like he is getting better. Do
you think the dizziness is beginning to subside? Thanks for the video. Keep
fighting, Frodo!
Love,
Roberta
On 12/03/2021 5:04 PM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Frodo was super happy to sit propped up on the couch and get some fresh
parsley. He nearly jumped at me to get it!
Thought you all could use some cuteness. Thanks for all your support and
advice.
-Brenda
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On Dec 3, 2021, at 5:34 PM, Roberta Kessler
<rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:rlkessler@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
The area looks more pink, and not red, Brenda. You are doing a good job. I am
sorry the butt bath was an ordeal, and just want to mention that I held Riley
on a football hold on his back and let the tepid water only run on the
necessary area to be cleaned. I just mentioned it in case you have a mess to
clean that is difficult to do with wipes.
He remains in my prayers. Keep us posted.
Love,
Roberta
On 12/03/2021 12:36 PM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Here’s pic of his situation this morning.
You can see at the bottom of the photo near his foot where the fur was wet. I
don’t know if the diaper wasn’t on right or is too big or if it was when he
started peeing as I was taking it off. At least it was a different area and the
skin seemed okay
It’s better overall, you can’t see but I see a couple small (like smaller than
a pencil eraser) spots that are red and where the scabs or whatever came off
with the washcloth on Wednesday (I thought it was cornstarch clumps but guess
not). Also there is redness in the fur line along the perimeter of the bald
area. I put SDD ointment on but need to trim the fur there somehow, comb it,
clean it and more ointment later. Maybe my brand new little eyebrow battery
operated shaver would trim it. I d on’t want to do a whole butt bath that was
such an ordeal and I think made it worse and was so hard to get the fur dry.
and he’s not got poop in it since I started diapers at night.
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-Brenda
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On Dec 3, 2021, at 12:47 PM, Janet G
<wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wildharerescue@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks for letting us know Brenda. Oh Micah use to pull his off. It was so hard
keeping on because he had no back feet which was quite a challenge.
Love Janet
On Fri, Dec 3, 2021 at 7:30 AM Brenda Bennett
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I’ve only been using the SDD so far until the redness is gone. Then I was doing
to try Ad ointment no zinc formula.
His diaper fell off last night and when i checked on him kn the middle of the
night he was wet. I was so upset! His fur was wet but the bedding wasn’t soaked
so i don’t know how he got wet. So I took a towel and lightly pressed against
the bare skin areas, blotted the fur that was wet, then rubbed some cornstarch
into the wet fur and massaged it until it was fully dry. I hope it didn’t get
stuck in any remaining SDD ointment that may have got rubbed into the fur. I
didn’t feel like the fur was sticky so I’m hoping it’s all good. Then I put a
new diaper on him and it’s still on. I slept in late I was so tired. Hoping
he’s dry under his diaper. I’ll check it out soon and send a pic and update to
everyone. .
-Brenda
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