Snipped my rabbits skin HELP

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- 01/20/2024 at 3:47 AM
  Devlyn
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  Hello, I have an angora rabbit who HATES razors, trimmers, anything with a noise. I keep her top coat maintained and trip and small knots normally and just give her a horrible botched haircut when it gets too long and she is fine. I was trimming her stomach and I got too close to her armpit area and snipped some skin off. It did not bleed and I could see more skin and veins underneath. She didn’t flinch or make a sound but I’m worried that I’m going to cause an infection. Does anyone have tips? It’s not a big area maybe a centimeter at most and I wouldn’t even say it’s quite that. Her hair covers it up but I just worry and feel so horrible. She accepted treats right away and went back to lay with my other rabbit like normal.
- 01/20/2024 at 5:04 AM
  BZOO
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  I’d just keep it clean and put a little Neosporin on it, if you think she won’t lick it off.
  
  I had a Persian with skin like tissue paper. Nicked her quite a few times. One time it was pretty big and I used super glue, but no idea if that is safe for a rabbit.
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