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I just noticed a weird white Cauliflower looking thing under my rabbits chin it seems to be right where her scent gland is and she keeps licking and pulling at it every couple mins so definitely bothersome to her which breaks my heart, but other than that she is still active eating drinking pooping and peeing as normal. At first I thought it was matted hair but I’m not so sure now after further inspection. I feel so awful and like I should’ve noticed sooner and I’m very confused as to what it could he and what to do. Definitely gonna try to get in to a vet soon but any ideas or helpful info?? For context she’s a 4yr old Flemish giant.
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