Rjlup
This FML is from back in 2013 but it's good stuff
Denver, United States
Big boy
Today, I took my pet rabbit to the vet because I had noticed his genitals looked swollen compared to my other rabbit's. It turns out he's just "gifted". The vet laughed at me. FML
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helloimclaudia 30
You have to admit, it is kinda funny.
crackmore278 13
It's a ******* rabbit
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BlackPhenom 9
That rabbit's gonna wave em around like he's proud. He doesn't need to get a 4x4 truck like those compensating fellas out there.
WonkeyDonkey 10
Looks like you will have to name your rabbit "Hung" LOL
ShakeDisPlace 10
OP is jealous of their rabbit!
perdix 31
Gives a whole new meaning to Playboy Bunny.
Eorlas 31
Well done, Perdix!
UnidentifiedFun 37
.... Don't be a kiss-ass, please.
MiloBear 11
I know someone who did the same thing with her rat. She didn't know that male rats' balls grow to the size of their head. She thought he had a tumour.
vladimirnabokov 15
I've done the same with one of my fancy mice. Tumors are really common amongst rats and mice so I'm always freaking out when I feel or notice something a little out of wack with them. :p
donkeytowel 11
haha, kinda embarrassing, but at least you care for your pet! :D
Omniprism 15
I would have done the same thing. And come on, you have to laugh too.
Nolimit2217 32
I want to be disturbed that you checked out your pet's junk.. but I like the fact you care enough to be concerned. Good on you for being a decent pet owner!
mixinitup 12
I "hop" this was good news for you. I know you found it some "big" news.
Ray9889 8
Lol
ImmaBabyGoat 13
No. You're trying to hard.
doodlecloud 27
Well it's great that it's nothing serious but you REALLY couldn't have googled that before wasting the vets time??
EmoFlowers 19
Because google is better than having a trained vet look at it in person.
doodlecloud 27
It depends on the problem. If they'd gotten bigger than they were before then no, obviously take him to the vet. But, if in this case, you just happen to see them for the first time, think they look bigger than another rabbit's, but have no real idea what the usual size is either way then yes, it's better to take the time to research it before bothering a professional with your inane problems. Obviously if you're still not sure then you should take them to the vet anyway to be safe but that doesn't mean it isn't also good to research problems beforehand. I once read a story on a similar site about someone rushing to the vet because their male dog had nipples. Do you really think in that case it wouldn't have been better to Google it first?
graceinsheepwear 34
the vet gets paid
doodlecloud 27
So do the emergency services...doesn't mean you waste their time. It's possibile there were other animals more in need of a vet who couldn't get an appointment. Besides, that might be great for the vet but it's not so great for the pet owner. Even if it's not much, I'm sure OP would rather not have another bill to pay.
hannaaaahr 33
I just googled it (I must remember to clean my history) but most stuff you get is about how it could be a problem and that testicular cancer is common with rabbits, but that rabbits also have fairly big testicles, so it might as well be normal. If I were OP I'd probably go to the vet anyway, because the answers on google are pretty inconclusive. Besides, looking at a pets balls shouldn't take that long should it?
doodlecloud 27
Well that's fair enough. But still, if OP had done that then she would have been more prepared for such an answer and thus less embarassed. And, regarding pay, that was my initial thought too but I believe a lot of vets actually charge a set fee just for you showing up (with additional costs for medicine, surgery, etc. on top), rather than paying by time.