Wet spots on fleece

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- 09/15/2018 at 10:28 AM
  OliverTheBunny2
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  Today I was cleaning my rabbit’s cage when I found random wet spot (two of them). They do not smell and you would not know they were there unless you touched them. My rabbit so far has been really great with the littet box and he is only aroud a year and a half. What could those wet spots be? I was also wondering how hard it is to get rabbit pee out from the carpet for the future. Thanks!
- 09/15/2018 at 5:59 PM
  Sofia
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  Look out for any future accidents. Could it be water, if the spots were near to the water bowl maybe? If his litter habits start getting really bad it could be a UTI? (dont hold my word for it though I’m not too sure). For any stains a mixture of vinegar and water should do the trick
- 09/15/2018 at 8:06 PM
  OliverTheBunny2
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  Thanks! If he would pee on his fleece (which is light green) would it show?
- 09/15/2018 at 9:16 PM
  Bunny House
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  It depends on the color of the per since the color changes a lot. Did you smell it or soak it up with a paper towel to see a color or smell? If it smells buttery, it might be a UTI as it can indicate calcium sludge in the urine. But as I’m with boo said, keep a look out and make sure he is acting normal.
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