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It could be allergies. Erlong begins sneezing when pollen count is high in my area. I suffer the same issue (due to pollen allergy). Whereas Xiao Wu and Loki do not have this issue. Hopefully the vet can figure it out for you and prescribe the appropriate medications, if needed.

This is what I found for a quick search on Google, but I cannot promise they are rabbit savvy for spaying. Hopefully, you find a vet who can help you.

They're probably very busy. Do you have a high pollen count right now in your area?

Yeah. That's sneezing. My Holland Lop, Tu'er Shen, used to have sneezing fits. But since he wasn't producing any discharge, he was safe to wait for his vet appointment. He was given antibiotics, which helped a lot. So did making sure he didn't accidentally get a piece of hay stuck up his nose...

Just watch her and make sure she's not producing anything. Check her paws (suggested by my vet when I was waiting for Shen's appointment when he was around). Because, as you would see, she cleans herself after sneezing. So definitely check. If nothing on her paws, nose/eyes/mouth, she should be...

I'm truly sorry for the loss. Judging by location, I would suspect either the trip itself or RHDV. Was Daisy eating before being let outside? There's also the bit about the "sod". As mentioned before because it's pretreated when purchased. Can an autopsy be performed by a certified pet coroner...

Pretty sure they're meaning in the image.....

No need to apologize. It's hard losing a pet so close to you. I'm sorry for the loss.

That looks like red leaf lettuce. If it is, it is safe for your bunnies.

Welcome to the forums. A lot of us who are new are just learning, too. Glad you took up the mantle of giving her a loving home.

The brain sure loves to play tricks on people. Took a couple seconds. XD

I ban you for pointing out that Vegas heat is dreadful!

Loki's butt twitches when we give him a banana. So, we started calling the long yellow things "Bunny butt twitch fuel".

Quick Google search shows Holland Lops are friendly, attention seeking types. So not so uncommon. I'm no expert. I had a Holland Lop mix named Tu'er Shen. He was a MASSIVE lover bunny. Would purposely hop onto my lap and sit there, licking my shirt for a good 15 minutes to an hour. He passed...

I ban you for not calling it "band". Also, I'm a potato who draws on a potato PC. That's why I'm a potato artist.

When pet articles make their own memes unintentionally.....

I ban you for online status.

I don't have pictures, except for the ones in Erlong's thread, but they LOVE sleeping under their Ikea bed.

The hay can get trapped in places from being washed off of bedding. It did in my old washer. Better to try to get as much hay off of them first, especially the very loose hay, before washing. And when done using the washer, thoroughly clean your washer to get any visibly trapped hay.