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might be better to take him/her to the vet. weepy eyes are usually signs of dental issues :( my bun had a goopy eye before, I took her to the vet thinking it was dental issues. Vet checked her teeth and said all are good, so he did a fluorescein dye eye test for tear duct blockage. No blockage...

@Norman1 possible he doesn't want to come out 'cause he doesn't think it's safe to do so and treats his cage as his safe space. Its good that you keep the cage open, at least he can come out when he's ready :) Don't force him though, just show him that the room is a safe place for him to roam...

Can you share how his enclosure looks like? Try to avoid carrying him. let him come out from his cage on his own, when he feels like its safe to do so :) With regards to the video, can you upload it in youtube or maybe google drive and make it public? :)

Based from what you explained, it does sound like E.Cuniculi. What treatment was prescribed? was it Fenbendazole/Panacur? I'd say continue the treatment :) If he's underweight, you can mix some alfalfa hay with his usual hay :) Is he neutered?

I agree with the vinegar mixed with water. For me, I sometimes do a second cleaning by using mild soap to get rid of the vinegar smell :)

the poops look normal. I would also suggest to mix alfalfa with meadow/timothy. No need to switch pellets since he's still less than 6months :)

looks like the hiccups? cant say for sure though, I rarely see buns hiccup but I know its possible

I would've had them trimmed already since it was hitting his tongue. When I first experienced this issue, I wasn't prepared for the surgery cost so I asked what alternatives I could do and our vet said to give more hay (which he already had lots of). Not sure if it helped 'cause he died of EC...

travel safe! <3

Will you be the one driving or are there other people with you? I think it would be better if you have someone who will be driving so you could attend to your bunny in the car. When you mean mesh carrier, is that the cloth type? If so, I'd suggest using the plastic one and attach a waterbottle...

That okay, necropsy is not really required. But with what you explained, head tilt is a sign of E.Cuniculi so its possible he got it from his previous home or was born with it :( Would suggest to have your girl checked for EC just in case she caught it too :(

so sorry for your loss :( it was possible your bunny died of gi stasis and maybe E.Cuniculi, hard to tell without a necropsy. Hopefully your other bunny got to say goodbye to her friend <3 And when you're ready to get her a new friend, please do consider adopting :)

I agree with @JBun, just cause the pellets isn't all green doesn't mean its bad. At least with the chart, you can easily see which brands are high in fiber and low in protein and have good ingredients in them :) If you plan to switch pellets, please do remember to slowly transition it by...

my other bun used to do this a lot when I first got him. I was wondering why he would do this then I remembered our vet told us before when we got an accidental baby (yes, just one kit) that the baby should eat his/her mom's poop for good bacteria. So I thought that's what my bun was doing, he...

hmm is he a senior bun? my oldest bun started to get lazy when she turned 7. Do you have direct contact with your vet? Maybe you can ask what to do first until you can get an appointment :)

I agree with @Preitler about the pineapple juice and I also forgot to mention the simethicone. Give that first instead of meloxicam. How are his poops? Ahh so its like oxbow critical care. I thats fine but I'd do what @Preitler mentioned first :)

hmm not sure what brands are available in your country but hopefully this chart would help :) It has a list of well known pellet brands and its ingredients and nutritional value: https://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp This link is an infographic to help you look for the...

I'm not really sure what nutrifeed is, but how are his poops? try to listen to his tummy for gurgling sounds, that would mean there's gas, you will need meloxicam if so. But If you can, I would rush him to the vet for subcu fluids :(

Awesome choice! thats what we give too =)

ohh I didn't know that about Ivermectin! Good to know Revolution works best :)