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Rabbit pulling his hair out..

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  • 25-09-2010 10:57pm
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    KoolKid
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    Fluffy is a lion head (4 years old)& is moulting at the moment. This time he is regularly biting & pulling his fur out himself.Sometimes he seems quite agitated. Over the years I have never seen him do this before. Is it normal?
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    gossipgal08
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    Are you sure "he" is a he? If "he" is a she then it could be in heat or phantom pregnancy/ nesting ? . I know cats do it when stressed.


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    KoolKid
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    Positive its a he..:D


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    old_aussie
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    Sounds like he's got some sort of skin ailment/itch.


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    pokertalk
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    where is he kept indoors outdoors what size is his living space is he alone or does he have a female


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    KoolKid
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    He is alone.He stays in at night.He has the run of the house in the evenings.He is in a hutch during the day from about 8 til 3.


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