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My rabbit''s ear is bleeding quite badly. So much so I can hear the blood move about when she shakes her head. The vet''s isn''t open untill later, is there anything that could help in the mean time?

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Age: <1; Female; Breed: Rabbit

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Bathing with warm water

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Hi XXXXX,

I just got up and saw your post - is the ear still bleeding? What caused it to bleed?

You need to hold the rabbit still and apply firm pressure to the part that is bleeding for several minutes, using a small towel. You can also apply an ice pack to the ear - COLD will make the blood vessels smaller and stop the bleeding. Warm water baths will make it bleed more.

Please let me know if she is still bleeding?!

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