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Lump on bunny

Scamps Mummy

Scamps Mummy

Young Bun
We discovered a lump on the belly of our four month old girl rabbit tonight, we tried to contact our vet but was closed by the time we found it. Does anyone have any ideas please? Its hard not to think of anything nasty
 
pleaae please rush her to emergency vets never delay something like this....

has she been spayed?

have you seen the vets with her yet?
 
i tmay be an abscess. You will need to get the vet to check it out & sooner rather than later as they can grow very quickly & can be tricky to treat. The sooner you nip it in the bud the better.
 
the things i can think of are abcess, tuour(both benign or cancerous) hernia myxi a bite from something... a tiny lump could be a nipple? x
 
Thanks for advice - we've booked her in for vets at 5.30 today - she's so young so we're hoping for the best. She's a house rabbit and has had all her jabs. We're getting her spayed as soon as she's old enough
x
 
omg so shes a baby:shock: mm could be enlarged nipple..maybe due to phantom preggioe..it happened to my first doe and she had to be psayed at 4 months old:shock:

like has been mentioned here covuld be an abcess..could be the worst a tumour..but some are benign.....

im so glad shes going to the vet..its a maddening thing hwen they get ill suddenly lie this and your shocked....

update us later...and i wish you all the best finegrs crossed its soemthing minor:wave:
 
Hi there

Took Chloe to vets and she has an inflamed nipple - vet doesn't seem to think its a tumour but recommends we get her spayed - she's only 4 months old, they don't normally spay until 6 months. They will look at imflammation then to make sure

Thanks for all your help and concern x
 
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