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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A My poor bunny has a lump!

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    • ellieearley
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        He is a perfectly healthy bunny, happy and doesn’t complain, however, a whole ago, I felt a lump on his side of the head/neck. It’s fairly big but he doesn’t flinch or react when I touch it or squeeze it. It isn’t growing and isn’t really affecting him but I don’t no if i should get advice from a vet or not


      • Sarita
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          I would definitely get some advice from a vet.


        • Roberta
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            I agree with Sarita, It may look benign on the outside but you can’t see what’s happening underneath and it could be an indicator of another problem.


          • LittlePuffyTail
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              I agree. Lumps are usually cause for a vet visit. It could be something like an abscess that needs attention.


            • Kokaneeandkahlua
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                Definitely a vet. Leaving something can often result in it not being treatable, or it being much more expensive. The sooner you get in the more likely it is your bunny can recover and your wallet will be less affected.


              • LBJ10
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                  I would be worried. Given the location, it could be an abscess or something.


                • AnnBunny
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                    I would get it checked out anyway, but with my 9 year old, he has a couple bumps the vet said were normal. If the bun is getting older it could just be skin bumps.

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