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rabbit droppings and toddlers
my toddler ate my pet rabbits
poo will this harm him?
poo will this harm him?
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Well, he will probably get away with it...it's amazing how they often do. I have known children who have eaten the most dreadful things and been perfectly fine.
There may be bacteria which may or may not upset his tummy. But it is definitely wise to get this checked out.
I think Connie has a good idea for you to call NHS Direct. They are very good, and that's what they are there for.
There may be bacteria which may or may not upset his tummy. But it is definitely wise to get this checked out.
I think Connie has a good idea for you to call NHS Direct. They are very good, and that's what they are there for.
Hi, I see you are from the UK.
I'm sorry I can not answer your question, but...perhaps you could call your pediatrician, or a National Poison Control center. They may be able to answer your question. I did a quick web search, and these are the numbers I found for you to call in the Uk...I hope they are correct, and are currently active.
This is what I found....I hope it helps.
The National Poisons Information Service does not accept enquiries from the public but supports NHS Direct and NHS24 to answer such queries.
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk - 0845 4647
www.nhs24.com - 08454 24 24 24
Connie
I'm sorry I can not answer your question, but...perhaps you could call your pediatrician, or a National Poison Control center. They may be able to answer your question. I did a quick web search, and these are the numbers I found for you to call in the Uk...I hope they are correct, and are currently active.
This is what I found....I hope it helps.
The National Poisons Information Service does not accept enquiries from the public but supports NHS Direct and NHS24 to answer such queries.
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk - 0845 4647
www.nhs24.com - 08454 24 24 24
Connie
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