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Drooling Bunny Whilst Grooming

yoshi&gizmo

yoshi&gizmo

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hi all is this anything to be concerned about? i was giving gizmo a good groom tonight and each time i moved him to do different parts there would be a wet patch where he is drooling whilst i am grooming him. I checked his teeth but i don't know what i am looking for so i read through some posts on here and can say he is still eatting and drinking fine and his poos are normal.

but he was drooling loads whilst being groomed. His chest is dry though :?

any ideas and does it require a trip to the vets [they look at me like oh not her again any time i go down there but i can't help but worry about my lovely bunnies :(] if not what do i need to do??
 
Drooling can be a sign that the back teeth need burring. If he continues to do it then I would take him in for a check up.
 
:wave:thanks for the advice. I have been keeping an eye on him and now i am not sure if its his nose thats wet or his mouth. :? Either way whatever it is, is clear and he isn't sneezing or sounding snuffly so maybe it is his mouth will phone vets tomorrow just to get him checked i think. Rather be safe than sorry :shock:
 
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