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Thanks for the reply, Aki. I have not noticed anything anywhere else, but will have to do a more thorough check. I'll keep an eye on it and pick up some betadine, for now.

I just noticed this skin spot on the upper back of my 6 year old rabbit, in the shoulder area. She's an indoor bunny with no contact with other animals. Abrasion? Skin cancer? I know, I should take her to a vet, but thought I would see if anyone here has seen something like this before. Thanks.

Thanks for the responses. Trixie is not very laid back - fairly nervous, but she will actually never see the other pets, so I'm thinking she'll be okay. It's my best option at this point. - Steve

I have a quandary: We are going on vacation and my sister has volunteered to take my rabbit into her home for the week, but she has a dog and a cat. My rabbit, Trixie, will be safe and kept in a spare bedroom away from the others pets. And my sister is a long-time animal lover and very...