My rabbit was holding his left front leg up for a while after I sat on the leg.

[Rattapat]

My rabbit isn't neutered,
His leg was stuck in a chair's leg that I sat on about 1-2 hours ago, after that he was holding his left front leg up for a while.
but now he's looking fine like come and humping on my feet, running after me, jumping on a sofa
but I feel like his leg's not fine
now it's 3AM in the morning here and there's no pet hospital opening now.
How can I take care of him while waiting for the pet hospital to open?
Please help, thank you in advance,

 

[John Wick]

I would keep him in a restricted space that is completely flat. You do not want to give him space/opportunity to make any injury potentially worse. Also make sure he has easy access to hay and water.

 

[Rattapat]

I would keep him in a restricted space that is completely flat. You do not want to give him space/opportunity to make any injury potentially worse. Also make sure he has easy access to hay and water.

Thank you for your advice,
I don't use a cage here and I don't want to let him in a basket so the floor would be flat enough. He doesn't go to drink water or eat any hays he keeps humping me and biting me. And sometimes he's lying down. I don't want to sleep for now I just keep looking at him.

 

[John Wick]

I wouldn't let him hump you -- if he has any leg injury, that could make it worse. Biting you could be communication "nips", or it could be a sign of being in pain.

Is he willing to take a treat or veggies?

Also, what signs are you seeing that his leg might not be OK? I imagine it'd be hard for him to hump if one of his legs are injured, but rabbits are also good at hiding when they are injured.

 

[Rattapat]

I wouldn't let him hump you -- if he has any leg injury, that could make it worse. Biting you could be communication "nips", or it could be a sign of being in pain.

Is he willing to take a treat or veggies?

Also, what signs are you seeing that his leg might not be OK? I imagine it'd be hard for him to hump if one of his legs are injured, but rabbits are also good at hiding when they are injured.

I can't stand it anymore so I cover my feet and arms with blanket.
For the treat, I gave him a piece of an oxbow natural science and he eats it.
He always bites me when he wants to breed with me so I think it's not a sign.
The thing it seems to not be ok is that He held his left front leg up like 30-50 minutes after I the accident. And then he tried to not move, it's a really weird and unusual thing and I saw it for the first time. I think I hurt or broke his bone. But somehome he landed that feet on the floor after a while. So, I just think I should take him to the vet ASAP.

 

[Rattapat]

Updating : I took him to a pet hospital and his leg is sprained.
His leg was a bit injured, the hospital is taking care of him now.
There's no any rabbit hospital or vet in my province but I think that's the best place I can take him to.
Thanks for the advice again. I will keep updating about him

 

[Rattapat]

Updating : The vet told me he's fine and healthy, but his left front leg shouldn't touch the water for 2 days.
And I have too careful about his teeth since he didn't eat much hay.
I tried every stores' Timothy and seems like he doesn't eat it much, I have just ordered Oat and Orchard hay.
Thanks you for your help. I will be more careful and take care of him for the rest of his life.

 

[John Wick]

Orchard can be very successful for rabbits who might not like timothy! Another thing that I've found increases hay appetite is putting multiple hay location around, so more litterboxes and/or hay feeding areas. Rabbits are foragers, so it is in their nature to go around and 'search' for food. If you put a lot of hay around, it may encourage your rabbit to eat more!