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I Said I would do a Update soon as I could. ok teeth has been completely ruled out, Blood work came back fine. He does seem to have a bit of a blockage but at this point it seems to be solving itself slowly so the vet wants to wait and see if it continues to move through his system on it's own...

Thanks Jenny, I will keep everyone updated as I can.

I will make a vet appointment. But he was on gut mobility meds for roughly two weeks and he improved while on them and looked to be pulling through starting to be his usual self again but he has started to decline once more after being off the gut meds for a nearly a month. Also what I did for...

They checked his teeth their fine, and they did take x-rays that's how they noticed his stomach had stuff in it but his intestines didn't but the x-rays didn't show any blockage but then if it's the foam it wouldn't show on x-ray. He is eating some hay but not a lot, I been giving him...

I posted earlier on my bunny (1 yr old) lack of pooping and eating, as well as weight loss a short time after eating some the foam play floor squares. He got better for a time after I took him to the vet, the vet noted he had a full stomach and empty intestines and put him on critical care and...

Good luck their all adoreable. If I was closer I would definitely take Dusty and I don't live reasonably close to that area.

Update: There is something wrong but they ruled out dental his teeth look good. But they took x rays and found his tummy is full but his intestines is not, but no gas or other signs of issue so they gave him some IV fluids to help with his dehydration and want him to be fed critical care 5-6...

Thanks Jbun. The only issue I have is the only rabbit vet is in the next town over (30-45 mins away) and their not in daily, But I will call them soon as they open and see if the office can get their rabbit vet to come in for this.

My 1 year old bunny (not neutered yet saving for it) has for the last couple weeks has changed his habits. Normally he can be found lounging as close to the household activities as he can get and racing around his enclosure very active as well as being a piggy with his food and hay. But...

Maybe try talking to the child's father? And if that doesn't work you may have to get authorities involved as Bville suggested there maybe abuse going on kids tend to act oddly to cover up these things. And this child does need help licking things as you described is NOT NORMAL and needs to be...

you could always get her a oral fidget. Its what I use for my nine yr old with oral sensory issues.

You did go a little out of line over it.

I see her pictures and I want to take her home she is so adorable. But She does look to be around 5 weeks.

Young between a domestic bunny and a wild rabbit are not viable, to far removed from each other so if she is pregnant any young will be still born. But the odds are very low for cross breeding.

With reading the hormonal male bunny behavior from various topics and this one. I think my 1yr old unneutered male bun is strange, he does none of these behaviors. But Neutering may help some and would do it soon before this becomes a ingrained behavior.

Fresh grass is fine for a bunny as long as it hasn't been sprayed with Chemicals. Also a nice way for them to wear down their teeth is get some plain heavy cardboard to chew on, or some cardboard toilet paper rolls stuffed with grass makes great toys. Also apple wood sticks make good chews as well.

Bunnies can be quite happy alone given enough attention and toys. As for pen, the amount of space you have to work with limits that.. I have a cage with a xpen around it. As for food Oxbow is a good brand. And the best tips I can give you is Never bath your bunny this can put them in...

Bearflame, If they was the same age area as the ones the original poster found, the sesame and lettuce could of been doing it slowly at that age they do not eat solids of any kind its all milk from mommy. But sounds more like you shocked their system causing the death versus the KMR doing it...

this is a good site to learn to speak bunny. http://language.rabbitspeak.com/

Bunnies do fine alone, given enough attention and lots of toys, I have one bunny as he is quite happy. Also you should also consider if they don't bond and space to house two bunnies separate as well as How much can you afford being a student vet bills, food etc for the bunnies.