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I just want to mention to not use regular cat litter this is toxic to rabbits. Use horse stall wood pellets (can be found at your local hardware store). I see that you are in Australia, Stay Safe!

I have used calf manna pellets for getting weight on buns. It really helped if you ever need it.

Are there any scabs or hair loss around her genital area? This looks like Rabbit Syphilis. She really needs to go to the vet. Scabbing and hair loss around the nose and or genitals usually points towards Rabbit Syphilis

Lionhead for sure but could be mixed with Netherland dwarf.

Wheezing is a sign of respiratory illness and not usually signs of long teeth. The teeth sould regularly be kept down with all of the hay they should be eating. Which if you don't know should be 80% of their diet.This would be the equivalent to eating the amount of hay as big as they are or more...

One thing that I have noticed over the years is that boys tend to be the sweeter of the bunch. I have had more aggression issues such as cage aggression and " don't touch me" attitudes with girls. I got them out of this but it took me a while. While as with my boys they always came to me for...

3 weeks is still not enough time to settle in, just give him time, he will come around. Rabbits are most active at dawn and dusk.

She needs to go to the vet ASAP or she will die. Was she intentionally bred?

They actually make things called bed lifters

Is she spayed? Is she just able to jump up on it or is she jumping on something else to get up there?

You should use concrete pavers underneath to keep them from getting dirty and to keep them from getting out and predators getting in. How many are there and are they spayed and neutered?

I would still take him to the vet. If it is a tear duct infection this requires veterinary help.

You don't have to buy anything fancy unlike hay straw is straw and its all the same. Just contact a local farmer and you can get a bale of straw for pretty cheap. Yes, it is safe to ingest, just make sure he is still eating his hay.

He should be fine until in the morning. Do not try to put anything on it. Make sure you just keep him separate from the other one. Are the cages adjoining or are they separated?

Yes, I have had several breeders say these are good for them. I take them out of the shell. I wouldn't give too many though if they have never had them. There is no real need to give them to them though. I don't even remember why he told me to give them some, something about pregnancy or fur...

If he is that much bigger than her and she gets pregnant birth could kill her PLEASE PLEASE SEPERATE!!!!

HAY HAY HAY! You can give fresh pineapple or papaya these help the digestive system. Just make sure she keeps eating if she stops vet ASAP.

Timothy hay is best, good. Those are fine but with the bananas, she only needs a 1-inch slice of banana or the baby carrot(s) per day. Ok good for slowly changing it. The rule is 1/4-1/2 cup of rabbit for every 5 pounds of rabbit. With the 1/4 cup being for the smaller breeds.

I would try and clean it. Actually I had to do this today. One of my buns got something one their back not a clue what it is but I just took them and placed them on the counter with a towel underneath. I did this in a garage with counters higher than kitchen counters but you could do this on...

Oh sorry! It looks like clay cat litter in there. But I would highly recommend the wood pellets as they absorb urine and odor very well and they are super cheap and you don't have to use much as they expand. She only needs 1/4 cup of pellets per day. Watch the kale if she starts having urination...