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Forum DIET & CARE Bunny’s nose

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    • Emperor
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        My bunny has a little cut on her nose with dried blood. I’m not sure what happened but is there a way to get rid of the dried blood or do anything that is important concerning her nose? Thanks 🙂


      • lmais
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          Ruby had a little scab once but near her nose not directly on it, a technician from my vets office told me I could just wipe the dried blood off with a wet Q-Tip, or a small damp cloth if she’s squirmy. I waited a little bit though just to make sure that the scab was actually ready to come off so that I wouldn’t open the cut again. I used the cloth just to be safe, with some warm water on it


        • LittlePuffyTail
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            Is her nose healing up?

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