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- 07/19/2016 at 8:55 AM
  RedeemerOfJustice
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  So recently I have been playing with my bunny and feeding the right foods. I have recently seen my Bunnies nose change colors. The outer part of the nose has a milky texture and has a weird color. Yesterday it was yellow and it dried up. Today. I was feeding her, than the texture became milky and turned green. I have been wondering whether she has the Snuffles or either a Nasal Discharge. I was wondering on treatments since DC does not have a Bunny Bunny Vet. Someone help if you can.
- 07/19/2016 at 10:35 AM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  Sounds like there is def an issue. Could be a bacterial or respiratory infection. A vet is needed. Not something you can treat yourself. There is a DC vet listed at the end of this link:
  
  http://rabbitsinthehouse.org/?page_id=47
- 07/20/2016 at 1:07 PM
  RedeemerOfJustice
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  Thanks for the info! They are kinda far, but I will sacrifice my time for my own Baby Rabbit. I am not sure whether or not this can go away by itself. She is weirdly very active and runs and gets happy. She also eats normally Timothy and also her daily greens. But I will make sure to check in with the vet.
- 07/28/2016 at 2:12 PM
  RedeemerOfJustice
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  It turns out that the milky substance was resdue of their treat. Mango!
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