I wouldn’t worry about 2 sneezes. If it keeps happening – like daily, I’d start lookign into it some more. Sometimes we humans get things in our noses that make us sneeze to. As long as it isn’t persistent, and there is no discharge.

I understand your concern for your rabbit’s sneezing. It’s not something pleasant to witness because you m keep they’re somewhat uncomfortable.

You can read my “Meet Wick!” post for more details, but short story is Wick has been on treatment for sneezing since the first week I’ve had him.

Aside from Wick’s actual bacterial root for his sneezing, dust aggravates him a lot. I switched from Kaytee to Oxbow hay and immediately his sneezing improved; I found shaking out dust didn’t really help too much. I also began to dust more often around his hutch.

My main indicator for the hay was he’d sneeze much more while eating, especially the small bottom bag hay. Keep in mind that it may not actually be hay dust, but potentially whatever pollen and particles are on the hay from where it’s grown.

I’m not a vet, but two sneezes, I’d think is negligible. Even more so if it’s only happened once. If you start seeing nasal discharge (rabbit can’t wipe away all of it if it’s bad), then speak with your vet. Wick sneezed literally each minute and would have sneeze attacks of 10+sneezes in a row.

Lol two sneezes are nothing to worry about. It might have been the hay dust.

I imagine it’s kind of like when humans get a stuffy nose, some leak through the eye socket. They always just end up at the tear duct from blinking.

Wick had a lot of that, so it’s probably just a product of a little sneeze. Again, it’s only once occurrence so I wouldn’t worry!

This kind of reminds me of a rumor that went around when I was in elementary school; people would say that if you sneezed twice in a row you would die! But that’s obviously not true.
Sneezing twice in a row isn’t anything to worry about, but the fact that you’ve been so good in checking up on him shows that you really care about him a lot, which is so awesome.
If he starts having sneezing fits where he sneezes numerous times in a row and they occur relatively often, I would take him to your vet. It could just be dust from the hay that you give him, or it could be an upper respiratory infection.

I think it’s normal. Dorothy sneezes pretty regularly maybe a few times a week and will sometimes sneeze twice in a row. I always assume it’s just dust or something that gets in her nose.