Lunard is a 1-year-old castrated male rabbit was presented for consultation for uncleanliness, excessive water intake and very liquid feces. A blood test was taken showing a marked elevation in renal parameters and antibodies against the parasite Encephalotizoon Cuniculi.

Sanji is a 2 year old castrated male presented for decreased appetite and significant weight loss. He drank more than usual. Just like Lunard, he suffered from an E.cuniculi infection and had increased kidney parameters.

For Sanji and Lunard, urinary symptoms quickly improved following taking anti-parasitic and Reno Pro™ from Miloa (1/2 tab per day continuously for 1 month) to support the kidneys. A blood test was taken 1 month later and everything returned to normal.

E.cuniculi (intracellular parasitic micropsoridia) is very common in rabbits. Transmission occurs mainly via urine or during gestation. Fortunately, carriage is often asymptomatic but it can be triggered in particular by stress (change of environment, transport, new companion in the home, operation, etc.) and lead to nervous and/or urinary and/or ocular symptoms.

As this parasite can persist throughout the animal's life, Sanji and Lunard follow repeated treatments with Reno Pro™ at the slightest recurring kidney symptom.