Is it a binky or a head binky? Otherwise I’m not entirely sure what you are describing.

It sounds to me like he is getting spooked by something. Can you think of anything in your home that might scare him?

whoa. I have no idea what that is. It’s good that you caught that on video. By your initial description I had not even come close to visualizing anything like that. Hopefully with this video others may be able to offer some insight. Maybe send the link to your vet to see what they say?

Perhaps it is the nurse in me thinking medical issue, but it kind of looks like a seizure. Personally, I would definitely take a trip to the vet and be sure to show the video(s).
A few years back I owned a dog that would do something similar, it turned out that it was seizures and a daily med regimen (1 small pill) resolved the issue completely.
Sending good vibes your way. Good luck and keep us posted.

I was thinking seizure as well, but the getting back up after falling over part and to repeat the same motion, I wasn’t sure. I’ve seen dogs have seizures, but they’ve been quite different. Agreed, please keep us updated.

About possible seizures, there are several different types from tonic-clonic, petit mal, and grand mal to name a few. Each has it’s own fairly distinct characteristics. There are usually signs after called a post-ictal state which is present in humans it can be marked by what seems like confusion or uncoordination.
Does your bun display that afterward?
Those types of symptoms are not always present with animals. I am not familiar with the symptoms of rabbits.

Although, I can say that when my dog had the seizures it would begin with the shaking and then she would attempt to walk or regain control and would fall down and attempt to get back up which resulted in running face first into whatever was in her path, once we realized that we gently held her in place but allowed her body to continue the convulsions until they’d finished as holding the body immobile can put undue stress on the affected muscles and cause further injury.
Just after her seizures she would experience a post-ictal state for only a two or so minutes, where she seemed to walk with diminished coordination and often tended to walk in a particular path, in her case it was toward the right.
So the falling over and getting back up could be possible with rabbits as well.

Are you able to tell if your bun is grinding the teeth (a clenched jaw is common in humans) or if there is any, even slight, uncoordination immediately after the shaking?

I am very experienced with human seizures through my profession, and have observed some with both my dog and a dog that belonged to my best friend-both of which displayed similar symptoms.
I cannot say for certain that these symptoms also apply to rabbits or suggest that it is the case with your bun. Just share my experiences.
I do strongly suggest a visit with your vet. If the behavior continues your bun could be injured or worse. Ease your worries and better to be safe that sorry, as I’ve learned very specifically in my nursing practice as well as life in general.
I hope your Bugs gets well soon!

I think siezure too. I’ve seen both human and cat. The cat was pretty different from human seizures I’ve seen, so bunny being somewhat different from human wouldn’t be surprising.

that definitely looks like a seizure to me.

Omg… From your initial post I was thinking seizure, but actually seeing it breaks my heart. I feel like crying after seeing your poor bun bun. I hope you can get your bun into a vet soon to see what they can do. =(

Great you got him to the vet, keep us updated on how the meds work!
Could you offer to pay for part of the vet trip?

Good for you!
Make sure your dad knows that you love Bugs just like you love your cat and dog, and you think he deserves to go to the vet too.

Would love an updates on Bugs! how is he doing? did the shaking stop?

So happy for you and Bugs!! Glad he made it to the vet and got the proper diagnosis and meds. It’s awesome that he likes the medicine and takes it so easily! Wishing him a speedy recovery! Continue updating us

I am so glad he is improving! I hope he continues to get better, good thing he likes the meds!

I saw your video and am sorry the seizures have started back up. I do hope you can get rid of them permanently!
(((Vibes)))