Final Video: The Lemon Law for defective/diseased pets in Singapore. Scabies in rabbits
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2013-09-22

The Lemon Law introduced in Sep 2011 in Singapore protects Buyers of defective or diseased pets purchased but certain terms and conditions must be met. This video gives a brief view of the application of the Lemon Law for a rabbit purchased with scabies, ear mites and ringworm. 

The first-time rabbit owner paid their own medical expenses for treatment of the rabbit. They have not heard of the "Lemon Law" introduced in Singapore. The vet gave the rabbit an ivomec injection SC and an anti-mite wash. The couple went home and nothing was heard from them.

Update on Sep 29, 2013. The rabbit came to Toa Payoh Vets for neuter. He had recovered fully. The owners had complained to the pet shop operator who sent the rabbit back to the breeder for 3 weeks for treatment free of charge. After 3 weeks, the rabbit was returned to the owners fully recovered. Or was it a replacement rabbit as the colour looked different to me?