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Get the bunny to a vet again and get him properly examined and diagnosed. What you can do yourself is keeping the area clean by cleaning it very gently with a soft towel and some luke warm water so the area is less irritated. The swelling however won't go away on its own and needs medical...

I did bathe my elder bunny when he could not clean himself anymore, but just be gentle and make sure the water is not too deep and lew warm, just belly deep max. You can try clean the area with a soft towel once things have loosened up. If he lets you then I think that is the best way to do it...

The things I can think of to add: Look for pallet food that all looks the same (the grey/green, all shaped the same kind). They contain all nutrients they need and some bunnies are picky about their food when offered muesli type feed (all kinds of different shapes, colours and types of feed...

Did the family who you got him from also keep them in the same temperature? Because bunnies can react really badly to heavy temperature changes. When putting an inside rabbit outside or even in 0-10 degrees C, they can go into shock and they can die from hypothermia in a couple of hours :/ I...

My 3yo bunny boy humps every living thing: me, my boyfriend, litteraly every visitor, my dog. He doesn't seem to care about the sex of the 'thing' he is humping, only that its alive. And all the bunnies I had also tried to hump other males/females (also females hump males/other females). So I...

- Please don't get upset about my spelling; English is not my native language and I am trying ;) - - note beforehand: I don't really have the money to get him fixed - So 2 years ago I 'rescued' a bunny from my friends student house and he (the bunny) has been a problem ever since. He was about...