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Thank you, that's a good point about not letting him drag himself around. He did not shown any symptoms whatsoever before today. He is in good spirits but I am so worried that he may be in great pain. We will take him to a vet tomorrow.

No, he doesn't flinch at all. He's eating, drinking, pooping (softer than usual) and peeing (color is deep yellow). He is dragging himself around and grooming as best he can. I have been researching more...can it be kidney or renal failure or a potassium deficiency? He gets a variety of...

We just found our 8 year-old California breed bunny dragging his back legs behind him. He hasn't been dropped or experienced any trauma whatsoever and we've felt his hindquarters for any signs of a tumor. We do realize that of course we wouldn't be able to see that w/o an x-ray. He does not...