I found this on the web,. Why does my bunny have patches? Rabbits lose patches of fur due to parasite infections (lice, fleas, mites, and fungus), urinary tract disorders, dental issues, hormonal imbalances, and bacterial infections. Other causes include false pregnancies, overgrooming partners, and fighting between rabbits.
I remember in one of your last videos you said his skin was dry. I’ll bet it has something to do with that. Glad you’ll see the vet and be able to put this behind you. Who has the flu? You Steph, or the Vet? Monday is also a big day: the Mooselings birthdays 🎉. Tell Binky he has birthday cake to look forward to when he gets home from the doc ofc. 😊
Mine have troubles with injections and get skin necrosis in those spots, after the part falls off new fur grows back. Could be something like this. Sending love and crossing fingers
The ones my buns used to get were like a soft peach fuzz. I used to wonder if it was where some fur was growing back in after a molt. A vet looked at one of the spots once & didn't know what it was but wasn't concerned. Whatever the black patches were they didn't seem to harm either bun since they both lived to be old 👵👵
I hope it's nothing serious. Poor Binky doesn't deserve a new harmful medical condition. 🙏🙏
It doesn't look like it hurts, so I guess it won't be too bad!
All the best for you and your bunny! Kaat and Frodo
It could be mites in the hay? We get them too sometimes, and have to treat them with ivermectin drops or injections. 😯🐇
It doesn't seem to bother Binky,so I'm sure he's ok Steph.😘🐇I hope you'll feel better soon.🙏❤
It's always a good thing to have it checked by the vet🐶🌸🐺👍
Aw Binky prayers from your new brother Theo
Boy and l send healing vibes to the Binksta 💙🐰💙
hope you feel better soon🥰
If it feels like fur, maybe just a patch of winter fur growing in? Hope you’re feeling well Binky ❤️🥰🎄
awwww I hope all is well!
Oh no! Good thing you found it, hopefully it’s nothing too bad. Best of Wishes Binky and your family ❤🙏🏻
I hope, it's nothing worse.
so cute binky what is that in your back lovely binky
I found this on the web,.
Why does my bunny have patches?
Rabbits lose patches of fur due to parasite infections (lice, fleas, mites, and fungus), urinary tract disorders, dental issues, hormonal imbalances, and bacterial infections. Other causes include false pregnancies, overgrooming partners, and fighting between rabbits.
I remember in one of your last videos you said his skin was dry. I’ll bet it has something to do with that. Glad you’ll see the vet and be able to put this behind you. Who has the flu? You Steph, or the Vet? Monday is also a big day: the Mooselings birthdays 🎉. Tell Binky he has birthday cake to look forward to when he gets home from the doc ofc. 😊
Glad you seen it now rather then later hope it's nothink serious ❤
Mine have troubles with injections and get skin necrosis in those spots, after the part falls off new fur grows back. Could be something like this. Sending love and crossing fingers
Awwe baba hopefully hes fine! Hes been through plenty already he a strong boi 🥰
The ones my buns used to get were like a soft peach fuzz. I used to wonder if it was where some fur was growing back in after a molt. A vet looked at one of the spots once & didn't know what it was but wasn't concerned. Whatever the black patches were they didn't seem to harm either bun since they both lived to be old 👵👵
Does he scratch himself? Dry skin or mites? Dry air?I don’t know 🤷🏻♀️
Might be a bit of a skin problem or a small injury 🤔
Both of my first 2 bunnies would get those dark patches on their skin too. I never found out what caused them but both buns lived to a ripe old age 🐰❤
I have no idea what it is but glad you caught it. Hopefully it’s nothing major. Baby boy doesn’t need nothing negative. Caught 2 ads for you
Oh dear! I hope It Is not anything serious.Maybe something like a pimple or a Little infection🤔
Nice awesome job 👍 God bless you