When you say on her cheeks does it seem to come from her nose or her eyes or both?  Sometimes it’s as simple as a nasty sneeze due to something that got caught up her nose – like a piece of hay, or something more complicated like teeth issues, or an infection.

Is she sneezing?  If so, how often?   And how long has the wet nose been going on?  Otherwise is she pooping and eating okay?

How long has this been going on?  The wetness?

If you haven’t changed anything like hay that she may be reacting too, then I recommend making an appointment with the vet.   It’s better to catch an infection early.   Usually they give some Baytril – depending on what they think the problem is.

Do you notice if she’s wet around the mouth too?  If so, it could be a tooth problem.  

But again, it’s really hard to say, and since it’s been three days and seems to be getting worse, a vet should check it out.

Have you checked the buns teeth like BinkyBunny said? If there is something irregular with their teeth it will cause some drooling or other wetness. My bunnies had the wet nose but it always came with sneezes. Can you bring your bunny to a vet for a check up?

Hi! I have some sloppy drinkers over here too I have a water crock for Raymond and he dunks his whole mouth in there and is usually dripping littler water drops all over the cage! I have heard that it is good for bunnies to have a water dish to drink out of when it gets warm because they will drink more from the water dish than from the bottles – so I’d recommend keeping the dish in there for the warm months!

xillidobunnyx – Whew! Good to know! That’s something I will keep in logged in my little brain, and will be sure to ask when someone’s bunny has a wet nose, but otherwise seems fine.

MooBunnay- Yes, I’ve also heard that bunnies drink more out of crocks. I always have both crocks and bottles, because the crock can get stuff in it, so just in case it gets dirty or turned over, they have the bottle back-up.