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Cut on bunnies head...

Sparkle x

Sparkle x

Wise Old Thumper
..Today i noticed Mr Bo who is bonded with Lopsy has a cut between his ears..its just under an inch long...all the fur has gone and its healed....

God knows when he did it....i feel so guilty i didnt see it sooner..

Now i know its there, i can see it...so i have just cleaned it with warmish water.....

What should i do??

xx
 
If its now healed and looks 'healthy' ( not red and inflammed or sticky ) then just leave it alone.

I'd have a good check of the Buns living accomodation to make sure there is nothing he could have injured himself on.

Janex :)
 
Jack's-Jane said:
If its now healed and looks 'healthy' ( not red and inflammed or sticky ) then just leave it alone.

I'd have a good check of the Buns living accomodation to make sure there is nothing he could have injured himself on.

Janex :)
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What would you consider healthy...its slightly red erm....oh gosh i got some piccies i wil post later..

It doesnt bother him, he let me have a good look earlier.

We checked accomodation earlier and couldnt see anything dangerous...all i could think is fighting with Lopsy but could she really do something like that?? Humm probably..

Thanks Jane..x
 
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