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Reply To: Red front paws beans

10/05/2024 at 1:02 PM

LBJ10

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Bunnies will naturally develop wear spots on their feet over time. We often think of their back feet (hocks), but you can end up with exposed front paw pads as well. They will often develop a callous in these areas. As long as it isn’t inflamed, red, cracking, bleeding, etc. then it isn’t anything to be too concerned about. You can change up their flooring to help with the “wear and tear”… although I realize that is difficult when they are free-roam. Is she on regular carpet when she’s out and about?