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Emily
Hello everyone!
I am the proud Mamma of 2 very sweet young rabbits, they're a male/female pair and going through the nicer post-fighting part of the bonding process.
My male rabbit (a Rex named Enzo) seems to have some allergy problems :-( He's pretty snuffly and does these little huffs to blow the snot out of his nostrils..he also sneezes a lot and always has wet stringy boogers flying out of his nose when he sneezes...then they just dry there as a little crust. I clean them for him when I see them but over night I can't help him out. Unfortunately his counterpart, Loki (Black Satin) has yet to take any interest in grooming him.
I got Enzo from a local Rabbit Rescue and he seems to be in great health. He eats well, drinks well, plays with his toys and will snuggle under the blankets with you for hours until he gets to warm. He grooms himself and relaxes...he's a pretty shy guy and he doesn't really come looking for affection too much,but he doesn't seem withdrawn; just a little freaked out.
Anyway I was wondering if my booger bunny is normal, or if I should have him checked out by a vet. Loki is in perfect health, I've never even seen her sneeze, but maybe it's just the difference in their fur?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much,
Em
I am the proud Mamma of 2 very sweet young rabbits, they're a male/female pair and going through the nicer post-fighting part of the bonding process.
My male rabbit (a Rex named Enzo) seems to have some allergy problems :-( He's pretty snuffly and does these little huffs to blow the snot out of his nostrils..he also sneezes a lot and always has wet stringy boogers flying out of his nose when he sneezes...then they just dry there as a little crust. I clean them for him when I see them but over night I can't help him out. Unfortunately his counterpart, Loki (Black Satin) has yet to take any interest in grooming him.
I got Enzo from a local Rabbit Rescue and he seems to be in great health. He eats well, drinks well, plays with his toys and will snuggle under the blankets with you for hours until he gets to warm. He grooms himself and relaxes...he's a pretty shy guy and he doesn't really come looking for affection too much,but he doesn't seem withdrawn; just a little freaked out.
Anyway I was wondering if my booger bunny is normal, or if I should have him checked out by a vet. Loki is in perfect health, I've never even seen her sneeze, but maybe it's just the difference in their fur?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much,
Em