In this footage, you observe an unlucky rabbit that encountered a large Cuterebra trying to infest its belly and claim it as its own. Fortunately, the vet, with the help of their assistants, acted swiftly to extract it without hesitation. The problem with a Cuterebra larva typically arises when a female Cuterebra lays her eggs in locations commonly visited by potential hosts, such as grassy meadows or forested areas. These eggs can end up on the fur of animals, like cats, as they move through these spaces. Alternatively, a host may unknowingly sniff or explore the eggs, causing the larvae to cling to their fur or skin. Once attached, the larvae burrow into the cat’s skin, seeking a warm, moist environment to grow into Cuterebra. Check out more videos from Nice Ville Animal Clinic, where lovely animals are treated with kindness and care. Enjoy touching moments like this and many others by visiting: Instagram: https://instagram.com/nicevilleanimalclinic 2nd video you see the bunny racing back and forth on the couch, bouncing with pure joy, her little feet barely touching the surface as she hops all over. She’s clearly having a great time, filled with excitement and energy, jumping from corner to corner. After a flurry of movement, she suddenly comes to a halt, sitting still and focusing on her owner. Her tiny nose twitches rapidly as she sniffs the air, her ears perked up in attention. She gazes up at her owner with those big, curious eyes, as if trying to figure something out or waiting expectantly, creating a heartwarming moment that highlights her playful yet affectionate personality.