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This happened to Grim because he is so inflamed around his eyes and nose a slight knock can cause enough trauma to make it bleed. Is tehre any other health issue that could cause it?
I don't know the answer but it sounds very worrying.
Must admit I was a bit shocked this morning to find her with a bloody nose and it wiped over her head, especially as she had been fine 20 minutes earlier
I can imagine.
Do you think it could be that as she is so stressed perhaps she is not coping with her issues and then this is causing her to freak out and run into things? So perhaps the more she does it the more freaked out and on edge she becomes?
Could it be fits?
Or could something that lowers blood pressure or reduces stress work for her?
Does she have companions? How are they acting towards her? Do they treat her normally or do they 'understand' her needs. Smoo often 'herds' Grim as he can't see very well and this stops him running into things and has helped his stress levels immensely.
Sorry I don't really know so I'm just throwing out ideas.
On a windy day we have to keep her in her hutch inside the shed as even leaves or trees blowing set her off 
Oh no sounds terrible
I don't want to rush into any decisions about her, its a difficult one so want to make sure I know what i am going to say and that i am doing the right thing by her I am going to speak to the vet next week about her. Jojo is fine in herself at the moment, eating and no bleeding today
I would have taken her at the first sign of blood. 
Oh, bless her heart. I hope she isn't in any pain
Sending loads of calming healing vibes for her, really really hope she is not suffering
