I almost wish they got his tail on the x-ray- he has a super long tail- at least 4 inches.  I love to see bunny tails on x-rays.  But I think they already had their hands full getting him on the plate and making sure they got all of his abdomen.  I head the vet tell the techs to make sure to get ALL his abdomen- and he is such a long rabbit they had to use large plates to make sure when they stretched him out they got it all.

After the x-rays when they brought Griffin back to me he groomed my arm like crazy- it was so cute.  He does groom me- but not that devotedly- he was really scrubbing my arm with his little tongue.

Yep- the dark “bubbles” in the lower half of Griffin’s body are the gas bubbles in his intestines. 

The long tail is an English Lop thing- they have long tails that because of their length sometimes get broken- which there is nothing you can do about- but it will disqualify them from show.  I don’t show and never will- but I found it interesting about their tails.  I guess their tails are just kinda floppy if broken.  And I also learned that when he was young- watching to tail to see if he was going to potty during his time out did not work at all as he is more expressive with his tail anyway.