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Old 14-06-2011, 04:42 PM
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Re: My rabbit has a patch on her back which looks like it has been shaved.

I think (even though the lovely people on here can give great advice) you need to get your bunny looked at by a vet asap as that sounds like a large area to have hair missing from for no apparent reason.

Advice on a forum is ok but getting a vet to physically look at the affected area would be alot better.
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Re: My rabbit has a patch on her back which looks like it has been shaved.

Yeah sounds like mites....is worth a trip to the vet and get either the spot on treatment or even a jab. Don't worry is not serious...but does warrant a trip to the vets!
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