OK. So I had this super long posted type up and of course I made a typo at the end which caused me to hit backspace which of course then took me to the prior page where I lost everything I wrote so below is a quick rage summary of what I wrote previously. That also means I may have left out a detail or two so please feel free to ask. 

So the scenario described below is pretty much the recent scare or concern my little Pistachio has presented me. A little background on her, she is my first bunny and has recently reached the age of five months. For me, this is a success as I’ve been a successful bunny owner so far ( at least I like to think ) and that I now have to deal with her raging hormones. ( Prolly same amount of rage as me having to retype my previous entry ). She isn’t of age yet so she hasn’t gone to the vet for the big surgery but I will be making her appoint in the near future and will most likely have lots of worries which will then cause me to come running back to this forum for reassurance. Now the issue at hand is in regards to something that has happened to twice this week so far. 

She just flopped over. Like Bam. ( or more accurately “soft thud” )

Now I know little Pistachio to be a bit relaxer. She looooooves just hopping up to her third floor, getting a good stretch in and then laying flat out on her belly with her hindlegs kicked back and front paws stretched forth, or taking a snooze on her side. This isn’t of concern. In fact, I rather enjoy it since this means she isn’t up to no good and looks even more adorable. Even her little snores are nice. What isn’t nice however is how she does this thing where she falls over without warning. Her most recent episode was actually a little earlier today. Probably about thirty minutes ago. She was going about her little pen when I heard her body hit the ground. Immediately, I look over and she was laying on her side with her back towards me near my feet. ( I was sitting right outside her pen on my bed ). Now, I’m still getting used to bunny language so when I heard the noise I do what I always do. I stop and observe from a distance without moving. That way I can make a judgement as to whether there needs to be an intervention or not. Now when she flopped over, I could see her breathing just fine. It was slightly quickened but then started to slow until I could hardly tell she was breathing from her nose. Of course I panicked (internally ) because I thought I just saw my little one die in front of me. ( SCARY ). Worried she was slipping away to the light, I quickly called her name and she looked over her shoulder at me and her breathing returned to normal. Que sigh of relief. . . or so I thought. After a quick glance over she shoulder, she turned her head back and sort of laid it on the ground and her eyes started to close while her breathing started to slow again. Again, after another internal “Oh my gosh she’s dying” moment, I called her name and again she looked at me. This time however she kept staring back at me over her shoulder and I could see the white in her eye. Sort of the wide eye that they give you if startled or scared. Each time I called her name, she looked as if she made a single effort to get up on her feet but couldn’t. I felt at this point I have watched from a distance enough and made a movement to go over to her, which really wasn’t far since she was on the other side of the fence about a foot away. However, once I moved she quickly hopped to her feet and looked back at me. I of course felt relief but to make sure, I gave her a couple of gentle pets and ran my hand across her back to check for sensitivity which I did not seem to find. And after her brief petting session, she quickly hopped up to her third floor, stretched and laid out on her stomach. 

The question is, is this a case of head tilt or some other illness, or is this just a lazy bunny being lazy and relaxing?
She has only done this about once before some time this week where she just flopped over, laid there for a second and then quickly got up. I don’t remember any significant changes either. Please provide a little input on this case! I’m not sure if I should schedule an earlier visit or if I am just panicking for no reason. I mean, all my bunny really does it just stretch out her legs and relax the day away so maybe this is just her accidentally flopping over faster than she usually would. I welcome any comments, advice and questions regarding this matter. Figuring this out will really put me at ease.