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They got pretty bad in the older rabbit - the babies haven't any sign of them.
The only real way to clean them is to wrap the rabbit up in a towel and hold her while someone else digs them out and applies the medicine.
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The bad news is that we are all creeped out - EVERYONE has itchy ears! The younger kids had trouble getting to sleep after helping with this one!
Double-yuck!