thanks… thinking more about it, I’m going to get his new owner to have his teeth checked just to be sure. He is a Holland Lop after all, notorious for dental trouble.
Their pellets are measured, but Roger seems to eat most of them, being the dominant in Clifford’s trio. (Sorry I should have clarified Clifford’s situation more detailed, he’s part of a trio right now and there is a fourth rabbit waiting to be bonded to make them a quartett — these rabbits are not mine)
They are all on Zupreem’s Nature’s Promise, whis is a timothy-based pellet.
He won’t chew on any of the willow or lilac branches I supply either even though all the other rabbits here, including my own, consider them candy. He is the first rabbit not to touch them which is why I’m thinking his teeth might be the cause.
I have offered timothy hay to Clifford mostly but also a mix, and when he still didn’t touch it I offered clover hay knowing that he likes fresh clover.. . he didn’t touch the clover hay either. I’m worried about him.

Furface: actually, I put fresh hay in his litter box twice a hay to make it very easy, but he also has a rack. He just likes the hay to sleep in it seems.

Woohoooo! — Sorry– I meant to say “Thanks, Everyone” first. Now the good news: turns out Clifford’s teeth were checked during his neuter procedure! (I phoned the vet). And, what’s more, I decided to skip pellets but leave fresh grass, as well as hay and some blueberries to appease everybunny. Clifford’s buddies Bugs and Roger had to ‘suffer’ through this, too, but I did sneak them some pellets in secret. I found Clifford soon munching on everything, grass, hay,… little twigs on the branch… !! I’m very glad for him. It was a case of a bunny filling up on pellets before he could get to the healthy stuff…..