buttercup830
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My dwarf holland lop-rabbit buttercup is almost 2 years old. She is a very healthy, happy, hyper, hungry, thirsty and sassy little bean. A few weeks ago she had a GI problem (she wasn't pooping or peeing), this problem was fixed thanks to the vet. I am unsure if that has anything to do with the new problem, which is why I mention it.
She usually has some boogies around the lines of her nose, they are slightly wet and yellowish (but not able to be viewed from a distance, it is minor). After scaring myself with the internet I would like some advice. I remember when I first adopted her they mentioned using saline wipes when she has boogies, so I have been doing that. Is it normal to have a little bit of boogers? She is NOT sneezing (except when she reaches the dusty hay) or coughing, or wheezing, sometimes she breathes a little fast (which i believe is just how bunnies breathe).
So my question is, is it normal to have a SMALL amount of whitish-yellow boogies around her nose? I feel she has had this many times before and it hasn't been a problem, just like sometimes we get a runny nose. But I am a paranoid mother and need advice!!!
-Buttercup + her Mama
She usually has some boogies around the lines of her nose, they are slightly wet and yellowish (but not able to be viewed from a distance, it is minor). After scaring myself with the internet I would like some advice. I remember when I first adopted her they mentioned using saline wipes when she has boogies, so I have been doing that. Is it normal to have a little bit of boogers? She is NOT sneezing (except when she reaches the dusty hay) or coughing, or wheezing, sometimes she breathes a little fast (which i believe is just how bunnies breathe).
So my question is, is it normal to have a SMALL amount of whitish-yellow boogies around her nose? I feel she has had this many times before and it hasn't been a problem, just like sometimes we get a runny nose. But I am a paranoid mother and need advice!!!
-Buttercup + her Mama
