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- 05/05/2015 at 5:32 AM
  Klimt
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  Hi there!
  
  My bunny was doing his bunny 500 again. Sadly, the wooden floor is quite slippery for him, and my poor bunny crashed into the wall.
  
  I noticed that he had bit his lip, probably during this accident, because I didn’t see anything like that before. I treated the lip to stop any possible bleeding, which wasn’t present, but just to be sure. Now it seems that his lip has something whitish there? Is that a scar tissue or something that I should disinfect again? The lip isn’t swollen, and he eats, drinks, poops, chews everything and everyone as usual.
  
  He even eats his chili peppers like before, and his…ehm… romantic endeavors are also as before.
- 05/05/2015 at 10:49 AM
  ChesnutKC
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  hahahahahahahaha okay, sorry, I shouldn’t be laughing… but the image in my head…. hahahah!! That’s so cute and funny he crashed into the wall!
  Okay, anyway, I’m assuming it’s scar tissue. If it’s not swollen or if he doesn’t seem to be in pain when you touch it I don’t think it’s an infection or anything. As long as he is eating and drinking normally it should be okay. But bunnies often hide their pain so that “predators” don’t see them as the weak ones and pick them off. So just keep a close eye on him.
- 05/05/2015 at 10:56 AM
  Megabunny
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  I would agree I’d laugh and say what a klutz but my rabbit has done the same thing ha ha
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