ciarapatricia
Young Bun
So I have a 1 year old rabbit Lily and a few days ago I saw something on her face, but I actually thought it was just a bit of normal rabbit poo stuck to her face. So I thought she'd clean it off herself.
Then I didn't notice it for a few days, cos she's a fluffy Lionhead but then last night I noticed it again so tried to take it off, and noticed it's actually a lump. It's a little bigger than a rabbit dropping, looks like one cos it's scabby. I very gently pulled it off, because it was loose and didn't really bother her or hurt her. Underneath there was a tiny cut/hole with a little bit of pus.
I don't really know what this is, so wondering does anyone know? It was kinda just to the right of her mouth, I really hope it's not from teeth problems Could it just bit from a cut? She had been gnawing wood and there's wire on the door of her shed that she could have gotten a cut from I suppose. Any other ideas?
There are no rabbit savvy vets around here at all (south of Ireland) which is why I'm asking here first, because people will actually know more than lots of vets probably . . . I can take her to a good vet though if it comes back, of course, or if it might be something that needs further vet care.
Then I didn't notice it for a few days, cos she's a fluffy Lionhead but then last night I noticed it again so tried to take it off, and noticed it's actually a lump. It's a little bigger than a rabbit dropping, looks like one cos it's scabby. I very gently pulled it off, because it was loose and didn't really bother her or hurt her. Underneath there was a tiny cut/hole with a little bit of pus.
I don't really know what this is, so wondering does anyone know? It was kinda just to the right of her mouth, I really hope it's not from teeth problems Could it just bit from a cut? She had been gnawing wood and there's wire on the door of her shed that she could have gotten a cut from I suppose. Any other ideas?
There are no rabbit savvy vets around here at all (south of Ireland) which is why I'm asking here first, because people will actually know more than lots of vets probably . . . I can take her to a good vet though if it comes back, of course, or if it might be something that needs further vet care.