I have a 4 yr old angora who has a blue swollen tit and gland or duct. She had a false pregnancy before this. Is it serious or will it clear itself? She plays, eats and acts fine.

If any area is blue, you should visit your Veterinarian immediately; infection is the most common cause and may become a more serious issue if left untreated. False pregnancies and other hormonal conditions may make a rabbit more prone to certain issues; therefore a visit to your Veterinarian is best to be on the safe side. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM

There's been a swelling near my rabbits mammary glands.This started few days after she gave birth for the first time a month ago.It has become hard and its tip has become white.She eats less and stays depressed.She does not moves much and does not wants to come out of her cage.Earlier she used to lie down straight but now she keeps on sitting.She is 7 months old.

Without examining Chu and the affected gland, I cannot say with any certainty what the specific cause is; however an infection in the gland may be the primary cause. You should visit a Veterinarian for an examination to determine the cause and to discuss treatment options. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM

There is a white discharge coming from my rabbits nipple and it appears to be swollen. She is female and she is not pregnant and is 5 years old. She has been eating normally and her behavior has not changed. She is not aggressive and doesn't seem tired or sick at all.

There are a few possible causes which may be due to hormonal issues, bacterial infection or cancer; it would be ideal to get a course of antibiotics to see if this clears up the discharge and swelling. If it is due to hormonal issues, then ovariohysterectomy may be indicated; with cancer, surgical excision may be needed. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM www.vetstream.com/treat/lapis/freeform/mastitis