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Gorgeous bunny - I like his hat! 😍

Gorgeous bunny! 😍

Best of luck for finding them lovely new homes, they're gorgeous! And thank you for taking in mummy bun too 😊

How lovely of you to adopt a senior bun! 😍

I agree with @JBun, 99% of the time yes they will fight.

So sorry you've lost Norm 😢 He is free now. RIP Norm, over the Rainbow Bridge 🌈❤️

She should really see a vet ASAP. There is no guarantee it is a hairball, there's so many other things that could be going on, and if she isn't eating she is at risk of gut stasis. It sounds like she is in discomfort. Even if it is a hairball, she won't be able to pass it. Rabbits can't be sick...

Welcome! 😍

Welcome! Your bunny is very handsome 😍

Still no change, still not really eating by herself so we're syringe feeding her. I just hope we see some improvement soon 😕

Gorgeous bunny! 😍

She seems to take them well. I can't stand needles but luckily my sister is a student vet nurse in her last year of training so she does it for me! 😁

Thanks for your advice @JBun! She had Zithromax for the Osteomyelitis which seemed to clear it up nicely with little tummy upset. It's good to know she may not need the surgery. The abscess doesn't seem to be changing one way or another. I will make sure we wipe the injection site thoroughly...

She has injectable penicillin for the next two weeks. It's a tooth root abscess that has come through the jaw, making a small hole in the bone. If there is no improvement in the next few days or she gets worse she's to go back. Surgery would be difficult due to the location as it's unlikely the...

I have no experience with bonding but just wanted to welcome you to the forum! 😊

So Miley has a long history of dental disease due to genetic malocclusion of her molars. She has had osteomyelitis in her jaw in the past, but has healed well and the bone has recovered. Her teeth above the gum line are now no trouble as the growth of her teeth has slowed dramatically. Below the...

Welcome! Gorgeous bunny 😍

I wouldn't worry too much - it just sounds like somethings startled him ☺️

I would ask a rabbit savvy vet for advice, although it's something that I would find concerning.

Flicking his paws is normal grooming behaviour. Spraying urine is normal behaviour. Is there not an experienced rabbit owner near you who understands this that can take him on? Have you advertised him locally online to a pet home? Just because you can't cope with him behaviour doesn't mean...