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Lumb under our Rabbit's teet.
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June 13th, 2012 06:48
June 13th, 2012 14:04
See the vet immediately.
This could be a mammary tumor, particularly if your female is unspayed and never had a litter. If it is caught in early stages it is treatable so do not delay.
If your female is unspayed, spay her, even if this issue is not a mammary tumor.
As she ages she becomes a ticking uterine cancer time bomb and spaying will improve her overall health and longevity.
This could be a mammary tumor, particularly if your female is unspayed and never had a litter. If it is caught in early stages it is treatable so do not delay.
If your female is unspayed, spay her, even if this issue is not a mammary tumor.
As she ages she becomes a ticking uterine cancer time bomb and spaying will improve her overall health and longevity.
June 13th, 2012 17:29
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