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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Green matted fur near mouth/chin

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    • taval
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        My buns has this green matted fur near his mouth/chin. Does it look like a problem?
        He has no troubles eating/drinking. I do feed him greens and I do see some juices on his floor+he has a water bowl that he likes to drink from that leaves his chin wet sometimes. 

        Thanks!


      • jerseygirl
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          Hi taval

          I added the photos in. You just need to click on Insert Image icon to have them show in the post.

          To me, this does look worrying.It looks a bit crusty around one nostril so I wonder if he has some respiratory or even teeth issues. The fur being wet keeps the skin damp and that can lead to skin infections.

          This almost looks like when a rabbit chokes on something and a heap of fluid bubbles out the nose.

          Do have a vet with good rabbit knowledge?

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