Did my rabbit drool when I was giving him a massage?

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- 11/24/2012 at 9:22 AM
  cubique
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  I was giving my rabbit a cheek/chin massage, just like how he always likes it.
  When he walked away, I noticed a small patch of damp area. It wasn’t very wet but a little.
  I thought that he might have peed so I took a tissue to clean it but it was clear, I’m quite certain it isn’t pee.
  What could it be? He has visited the vet two days ago for a checkup and doctor did not said he had overgrown teeth and that he’s healthy..
  Anyone has any ideas?
  
  Additional info: I had brought him to a new area (my room) had to confine him for awhile while my cat plays in the living room..
  
  Thanks in advance!
- 11/24/2012 at 1:56 PM
  Beka27
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  Is it possible he was grooming the area in front of him while you were “grooming” him? I also suppose he could have drooled a bit if you were manipulated his cheeks a lot… It’s not something I’d worry about.
- 11/24/2012 at 6:38 PM
  cubique
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  Hi thanks for your reply!
  Nope he wasn’t grooming himself, just laying there, allowing me to touch his cheeks. Haha he loves us to touch his cheeks!
  
  Glad it’s not a sign of anything bad
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