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This is a decent guide on what to feed your rabbit...

Do any of your pet shops carry wood for Rabbits, Guinea pigs, Rats to chew on? Also please include your location. So anyone over by you. May be able to help locate some wood that is rabbit friendly. Also this place that is on this site has some chew toys for rabbits...

If you have or know anyone with apple trees. Cut a few branches and get some wood into his/her cage. Just make sure the trees are not sprayed. Still hit up the vet. But this helps with my Red New Zealand's teeth. Plus get some quality pellet feed for your pet.

Hope it not Snuffles.Look into it. While it can be treated. Cure is something else. A rabbit vet is in order. Not to be gross, but check for mucus under the nose and on the paws.

Go to a hardware store or go online look for 1/4 inch hardware cloth. 1/2 inch will work too. Put it over all wood on the inside of the cage. Use fence staples to attach. With IPE you will have to pre-drill all the holes..Because that stuff is as hard as it gets to drive a nail. Hope this helps...

Ipe is hard stuff. Many use it for decks around here. I would still wrap it in wire. Rabbits teeth are tough too.

Farm and Fleet in Woodstock Illinois carry's bales of Timothy hay at 50# for $16.99. I have found no problems with it. Add your location and someone in your area may be able to point you in the right direction.

Rabbits handle cold way better than they do heat. If you are really concerned give it a box with straw in it and block wind/drafts.

Red New Zealand breeder here. Only put the nest box in with her on the night of the 28th day. She should give birth on day 31, most likely at night. Palpate after two weeks of when you think she was bred. Don't push to hard and don't be surprised if you feel nothing.