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That's good, a chip is better than a proper break. For the wound on bunny's chin, even some boiled water, left to cool with a very small amount of salt in it will do x

Hopefully he should be OK then. Keep a close eye on him. Make sure he keeps eating lots of hay, the tooth may be fractured under the gum line and break off as it grows, but as long as it's only one tooth and not both they should still wear down OK. If you are worried about him, his behaviour...

Is he still eating and drinking OK? Is he sitting hunched over or fluffed up? Is he hopping around alright? Had the bleeding stopped?

Aw I'm so sorry 😢 RIP little bunny, over the Rainbow Bridge 🌈❤️

If you think she is in pain a vet visit may be in order 👍

That's great news! What a relief!

It would perhaps be worth restricting her movement to a small, safe space well padded with hay until the vets open to prevent further injury and encourage her to rest. Best of luck, I hope she's OK! 🤞❤️

I picked Todd up on Thursday night as a bit of a emergency. He was being sold on a free ads site and was being kept in a tiny makeshift hutch in the garden with no floor which was full of takeaway containers. He was being fed nuggets and bread. So I took the 1hr 20min drive each way to go and...

@Michelous this sounds great! Definitely worth a try! 🤞

I'm so sorry you're in this position 😢 Perhaps call a few vets and ask if they do payment plans? Keep her comfortable and warm in a nice quiet area. Try offering her her favourite foods by hand if she can chew and swallow.

I was just going to say what @JBun said, he may be a double maned lionehad. He's a gorgeous fluffy boy that's for sure!

I agree, would love to see some photos! Thank you for adopting these buns from the shelter, they are very lucky - their happy new lives are just beginning!

Yay, what a lucky bunny you found him!

No rabbit can, or should be, holding it's poop or pee for 6-8 hours. Size makes no difference. Any rabbit WILL poop and pee on you if they are sitting with you for any length of time.

I... have no idea what this has to do with anything? I think this is a lost cause, unfortunately. This person just isn't interested in what we have to say, unless it validates their desire to keep rabbits cruelly. Which isn't going to happen when they have come to a rabbit lovers forum where...

Just because people post videos about these horrific cages on YouTube doesn't make them OK 😕 I wonder how many videos you bypassed telling you these cages are NOT suitable?

Because those people want to sell you something. We are not. We are trying to give you advice based on long time experience keeping rabbits correctly. Not to mention it is stated those are cages for "show, meat and fur" rabbits, which for some reason people think are OK crammed into tiny cages...

Personally I would say no. He or she would need a large run permanently attached to that for it to be suitable, especially considering New Zealands are quite a large rabbit 👍

Aw, sorry to hear your bunny isn't well! Some lops are flat faced aka brachycephalic, similar to a bulldog, pug etc. so they have less room in their mouths, but the same amount of teeth to fit in it! Likewise the unnatural lop ears mean the ear canals are smaller, making them more prone to ear...

From what I've read pothos is somewhat toxic to rabbits, the main symptoms being gastrointestinal. Maybe call your vet for advice? Hope bunbun is OK 🤞😊