Updated On September 23rd, 2025
Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Male | neutered | 3 years and 1 month old | 4.2 lbs
My bunny was given therapy 0,7ml of (Meloxoral) Meloxicam 0,5mg/ml oral suspension for his stomach/hip issues. Vet (I coudn't reach the one that prescribed him) and my mother caused me to believe that I overdosed him and that I shoud've go with 0,07ml. We fought back with inj. Ranitidine, Vitamin K and tried to cause him to vomit as well. Did they deceive me? On Medirabbit, they are allowed to have 0,3-0,6mg per kg. He's 1,90kg. What do we do next? Please help as I don't trust my vet!
1 Answer
Published on December 15th, 2018
The dosage of 0.7 ml is absolutely fine, it's even slightly low for rabbits, there is no need for all the treatments he was given, vitamin K has nothing to do with it and you never try to make a rabbit vomit, no matter what.
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