Candiflare
Mama Doe
I felt Ruby's teats for the first time last night while I was stroking her on my lap. She is three months old. This is completely normal isn't it? It doesn't mean pregnancy or anything else?
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female rabbit teats
- Thread starter Candiflare
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It's common to be able to feel nipples, but they shouldn't have swelling around them as they might if they are feeding. If she does have swelling then it could be a false pregnancy (although she is quite young, but its not impossible), or it could be something else (and that would be worth getting checked out).
Candiflare
Mama Doe
thanks Sky-O! :wave::wave: They feel very normal thank goodness.. like a slightly raised mole on a human, so that should be fine.
