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My male lop-eared bunny has a abscess under his chin, but he has a huge layer of fat that covers it. It''s pretty much just a huge double-chin, but after he got a cut in the middle of his two ears, I checked his whole body to see if he was infected or if something else was wrong, but he has a very hard spot under his chin. Is this normal? Should we take him to a vet?

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Age: 1; Male; Breed: Lop-eared bunny

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Flushing the wound with peroxide and a flush that my cat had used when she ripped part of her tail off... we tried using some of her antibiotics, also.

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Age: 1; Male; Breed: Lop-eared bunny

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Flushing the wound with peroxide and a flush that my cat had used when she ripped part of her tail off... we tried using some of her antibiotics, also.