If you think Cream has too little food in his tum, I think you should syringe-feed him. Maybe if you make pellet mash with finely chopped cilantro he’d be tempted to eat it from a saucer or a spoon?

One of my buns had a bit of a rough time after his neuter, but he perked up considerably when I syringe-fed him pellet mash. It often acts as a “kick-start”.
Also make sure he keeps warm. A bun can get hypothermic post anesthesia and not eating adds to the problem. You can give him a hot water bottle or sit him in your lap with a fleece blankie on him. That he is eating cilantro is of course a really good sign. (((((Cream)))))

What I would reccomend is to put hay everyehere he would be, sprinkle some herbs on it that he likes, and keep him warm. Maybe putting pellet mash mixed with hay dust in a small dish and letting him eat from that will make him eat?

I would offer the pellet mash for a few days, or when you see him eating alot more.

Great
Hopefully, and most likely, he’ll start eating properly on his own very soon, but as Ben says, you can offer the mash as supportive feed until you are certain he eats.

Hurray, Cream!! <3 good job!

Yes, good job, Cream (and Cream’s mommy)!