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10-30-09, 08:07 pm
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Should I put beta dine when my guinea pigs are wounded?       |
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10-30-09, 08:28 pm
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It would have to be a very weak solution. A better option would be chlorhexadine. Of course if they were to have a bad wound, you would need emergency vet care. |
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10-30-09, 08:47 pm
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10-30-09, 08:49 pm
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It's usually available through vet offices, but you can get it online here: Amazon.com: Chlorhexiderm Flush - 4 ounce: Kitchen & Dining Not sure if they ship to your area, though. |
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10-30-09, 11:34 pm
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