This frightened rabbit rested on the examination table, her breathing strained and shallow. The veterinarian’s sharp eye quickly detected the cause—a large Cuterebra larva lodged beneath her skin, leading to her discomfort. Using a combination of skill and care, the vet carefully removed the parasite, bringing instant relief to the worried owner and causing the rabbit to give a slight, content twitch of her nose. Cuterebra, commonly known as botflies, are parasitic insects that infest mammals like rabbits. These insects lay their eggs in locations where animals tend to roam, such as grassy areas. After hatching, the larvae burrow into the skin and travel within the animal, causing irritation. To reduce the risk of infestation, it’s crucial to groom pets regularly and steer clear of environments known to host botflies. For more remarkable rescues from South Ridge Animal Clinic, visit: https://www.facebook.com/SouthRidgeAnimalClinic. These two adorable brown bunnies sit closely together in front of a small patch of incredibly fine grass fibers, thin like delicate threads. As they tenderly chew on these fibers, their tiny mouths work in unison, creating a peaceful rhythm. At times, both bunnies grab onto the same fragile strand from opposite ends, gently pulling it between their mouths. The moment almost feels like they are about to share a loving kiss, as they draw closer, before finally finishing the grass. The scene is filled with affection, as the bunnies, with their soft fur and twitching noses, seem completely at ease. Their peaceful, almost playful eating style and the way the thin fibers bring them together create a charming and heartwarming interaction. Note: All Videos Here On This Channel Have Been Allowed To Be Uploaded On It(except Commentary, it's Original And Added By Me With My Own Voice) Love Animals? Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2uYJqbf Follow Strange incident: Tweet with us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/stgincident Love our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strangeincidentofficial Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/strangeincident