I hope you’re talking about the strung together poops because I have no idea what that is next to it! Hoping the thing next to the poop is a chew toy.

The poop is definitly strung together by ingested fur. This shows that the fur is being passed (that’s good that it’s coming out!). Lots of hay, lots of water, and brushing will help. Furminator is good. Hairbuster (Binky Bunny store sells them) is good too. In my experience, the furminator works on short fur (my dwarf rex/something mix) as well as longer fur (my Holland lops). The hairbuster works great on my lops (better than furminator) but I haven’t had as good luck with my short-haired bun (others have though).

Did the vet trim those teeth?

You might be surprised how bad the teeth could be and how little a rabbit shows that discomfort – would be good to get a good look under anesthesia and have that tooth trim done. Also there is the inflammation and that could require some antibiotics.

I don’t think your bunny could have passed that other thing, but if he did, he’d have to feel better! I’m guessing it’s some kind of root or stick that had been chewed on and got shed fur stuck to it pretty good.

Try cutting the thing on half to see if you can tell what it is.

Metacam is for inflammation but if the mouth is inflamed due to an infection it is not going to help with the infection which is what is causing the inflammation.

No need to be horrified…if he has dental problems it’s possible he’s not eating his hay like he should which is could be an underlying cause for this.

Wow! If it were me, I’d show the thing to the vet. If he passed that then he passed one heckuva fur blockage! Also, the vet will be able to tell you if he’s OK to go ahead with the neuter and may be able to do a tooth filing at the same time.

Wow! I would definitely take that to the vet!
I have found the teeth trimming doesn’t cost too much as its not too invasive. My late bunny had her teeth trim, I think it cost around $80 but it varies depending on your vet. It probably shouldn’t go higher than $2-300 but with the neuter it may be more.
Keep us updated on what the vet says about the hair….thing.

If rabbits were capable of it I’d call Hairball, it looks like a mini version of what the cats sometines produce when moulting.

Prices vary from place to place – it’s best to get the estimate from your vet – just call and ask.

Here is the way Care Credit works – if your bill is over a certain amount, you can put the amount on the promotional plan – I believe it’s $300 for 12 months – it is a sliding scale type thing – as long as you pay the minimum amount due each month before the promotional period, you will not be charged the finance charge – you can pay it off sooner of course – if you fail to pay it in full then that’s where the problem comes in of paying the full finance charge.