Lump on female bum area

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Amandar3790

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i noticed tonight me female Lionhead has a fleshy pink lump on her parts. We are going to take her to the vet tomorrow. Not sure what this is and if we should be seeking ER vet. She is eating, drinking, pee/poo and binking around normally. Anyone seen this before and no what it could be and if we should get her to a ER ASAP. Thanks!
 

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Hello there this thing could range from many of things like a lipoma, cyst, or even a tumor. It may not need immediate attention like an ER but I would consider bringing her to the vet as soon as you can just incase it is serious. I have one question how long have you noticed this thing on her parts?
 
Agree with Watermelons looks like you've got healthy male lionhead there!

What age is your rabbit and maybe you can take another pic from different angle does it look a bit like this?

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Or this
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Or this

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Best is to double check that you have a doe. Before going to the vet ^^
 
They could be testicles but how old is your rabbit that cod help people figure it out as well. Males develop their testicles over time so it could indeed be testicles. I would go to the vet and make sure though. It looks like 3 so it could be lipomas as well. And please keep us updated.
 
We are not sure the exact age when we got her in April of this year she was only a couple months old. We took her for a vet visit when we got her for a check and they said she a female I guess I’m all reality could have been miss sexed. Like I said she or he lol is acting completely normal.
 
It’s a boy! Vet called back and y’all r correct. I figured it had to be a case of miss sexed considering he was acting normal and it didn’t look like a prolapse or anything. Amazing how quick they popped up and no one from the breeder to the vet caught it. So tinker bell is now going to know as tink, he is a pretty lil boy though thank you guys for putting me at ease and calming my worries!
 

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