s ingram
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Does anybody else online at the moment maybe aspecialist in rabbits now what could be going on with my rabbit withlumpy swellings either side of jaw
sick rabbit
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bluebird
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I think the bunny needs to see a vet right away.bluebird
pamnock
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Could be an inflammation of the glands under thejaw, abscess or tooth infection. Would really need more infoto go on to venturea guess. (photos, how long has the rabbithad the swellings, age/sex of rabbit, breed of rabbit, general health,in depth description of the lumps). Sometimes the glandsunder the jaw are simply more pronounced.
I would certainly take the rabbit to the vet for an examination becausethe condition may be serious and you need an accurate diagnosis.
Pam
I would certainly take the rabbit to the vet for an examination becausethe condition may be serious and you need an accurate diagnosis.
Pam
s ingram
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Very sad news rabbit lovers my lovely onnie boylost his battle for life this morning,his stomach shut down there wasnothing more the vet could do for him.The vet was baffled to what waswrong with him,he was only 3 months old but i refused an autopsycould,nt bear the thought,as you can amagine i,m gutted and i,ve got totell my girls yet when they come home from school 
pamnock
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Very sorry to hear the sad news
Pam
Pam
I am so sorry to hear about Onnie, poor little guy. Hugs to you and your daughters
Jan
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Jas
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Same with my rabbit probably as in the pic. He keeps on rubbing his paws while trying to eat. The swelling on both sides of lower molars probably come in his way while trying to eat. Thus he is not eating properly. Please guide.
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Lionhead owner
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I’m so so sorry for your loss
