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Hey, new to the forum! Thought I’d make an account as I have adopted a new bunny, Theodore. He’s a year old and he officially moved into our home on Friday
Lovely bunny. Although I have literally just noticed two small brownish/dark patches on each of his ears and not sure what they are… Looks a little like dried blood not entirely sure?
Has anybody here seen this before? Just a bit worried about him now, thought I’d see if anyone else has experienced anything similar before contacting the vet.
Hope someone can help! Thanks
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Your pix are not showing up on my computer. Please check the technical forum for posts about loading pix to make sure you do it right, if they are not showing on your’s also.That said, I think you should have Theodore seen by a vet. He needs to be established with one you like anyway, and it’s always a good idea to get a basic checkup for any new (to you) bunny to have a baseline of health or discover any issues he may have. While there, be sure to have the vet examine these patches on his ears.
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