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Happy to help, she looks like a beauty! 😍

I have had a rabbit pass a poop with a worm that looked the same. At the time, I think it was a pinworm. That's what it looks like your bunny has although I can't be 100% sure. I treated my rabbit with a single dose of dewormer and they were gone. Could you check her scab/cut? Is there any...

Did there appear to be any flies around her cage or larva on her bum? Is it inflamed? Does she appear to be in any pain? If so, it may be flystrike. If there are no larva on her, I would guess it is just a gash that needs to be treated with a flush and antibiotic ointment as well as a bandaging.

My mother hen doe was the same way in her teenage stage! Aggressive and snippy. That's so funny, that both our rabbits are pretty similar.

My newest addition, Linden. She's a silver martin. And my most current litter, two black otters. (We are calling them Coal and Ash). The second picture is them around a week old and the first one when they where almost two weeks old.

When my rabbits molt, I brush them as often as I can, pull loose fur out, and give them one-to-two tablets of Oxbow's papaya support everyday, which breaks down blockage. It works really well. Like @rabbit_friend said giving belly massages can help move the gut and soothe.

I have a doe who does that. She is my most motherly rabbit and her babies are always the sweetest. Like @Preitler said, it is a positive sign.

You say she's under 5 lbs? Mini Lops are usually average 6.5 pounds. Besides, that bunny looks like a Holland Lop. Her color is called black tort.

Glad to hear it! Your bun is a goofy one. Never heard of a rabbit to eat a potato lol

Defiantly get her to the vet. Just a wayward thought, will pineapple juice concentrate break down the food in her gut if she has any? I know it breaks down fur but I'm not sure about food...

Baby food is mashed fruits or veggies (Garber is a big brand where I live). It's usually sold at the local store.

Oats are more of a treat, I do feed about a tsp to my bunnies every once and a while as they are fibrous. 9 week old's need at least two servings of pellets a day because they are growing so much. I stop giving the extra serving at about 3-4 months depending on the rabbit. Hay should be...

Gas drops are a great thing to add, they could save a rabbit with bloat's life. Meijer brand has one that is dye free.

You say she's losing weight. Some might see this as a bad idea but, give her alfalfa hay, it's high in protein and should help her weigh weight. Only give her a little bit a day though (mixing it with her other hays). Also, try changing her pellets. Some rabbits are picky about the kind of...

Potatoes are high in starch. He might feel gross for a few days lol. It will spike glucose levels, therefore giving more energy (like sugar) it can lead to overheating and weight gain as well. Just keep an eye on him and offer LOTS of water and hay, the hay will help move the food in his gut and...

Yup black charlies from the looks of it. They honestly look like have a lot of breeds in them. But it looks like they might have some American in them? American's are very common breed you find in shelters.

Rabbits nails need to be cut once a month, if that's to much for the rabbit, every two months. Does he let you touch his paws? You might be able to clip a nail every once in a while when he is sitting/laying next to you. I know that some vets do clip animals nails, I'm just not sure how much...

Man, I have never thought about it... maybe? TPBM knows what SBG is

Um... sorry no. TBPM city or country?

It looks like the blueish one he/she either a blue tort or blue magpie. The spotted one looks like she's a broken tort. It kind of hard to clarify, the pictures are a little blurry.