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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Licking urine

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    • marinabunny
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        Fluffy peed on her bed (I believe it was urine) and then started licking it. I have heard rabbits will lick up their blood to hide either illness or predators. Is it possible this is blood and where could it be coming from? I’m worried because she did this similar thing when she was passing blood clots and needed to be spayed…


      • Sarita
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          I’ve never heard that before. As for the possibility of it being blood and knowing where it would be coming from would be impossible for us to answer…that would require you to see a vet.

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