Some buns like it if you put a bit of unsweetened apple juice in their water. (But some rabbits hate it when the water tastes different, so provide plain water as well.)

He was probably given fluids at the vet, so that he hasn’t drunk could be due to that – but the fact that he hasn’t peed is more worrisome. If he hasn’t peed at all in 8-12 hours, I’d call the vet. There could be swelling that blocks the urethra and he could need help expressing his bladder. If he doesn’t pee, don’t force water in him until you’ve spoken with the vet.

Not drinking is not unusual following a neuter. Wick didn’t drink for two days I believe. He did eat veggies and peed a bit though. I was worried and syringe fed him half a syringe just to be safe.

Try to switch the water out for more fresh water often. Wick sometimes is interested in drinking, but won’t do it until I dump the bowl and reprep the water….

Extra soaking veggies is good.

My Peanut didn’t drink for a couple of days, like Wick. So I just gave him extra wet veggies. He did pee though.

How long has he been home and not peed?

I agree with the others, it is worrisome if he is not peeing. Ophelia didn’t drink for about 2 days after her spay, but she was still peeing so I knew she wasn’t getting dehydrated. I gave lots of wet veggies like bell pepper and rinsed romaine lettuce. If he isn’t peeing and it’s been 12 hours, I would call the vet. My bun did not want to take the metacam the first day, but she really gobbled it up after that. She also didn’t want to eat much hay, so I gave her lots of veggies. After about 2-3 days her appetite normalized. How is his poop output?

What’s your set up like? Is it possible he could be peeing somewhere else? If your still using litter and hay this might be uncomfortable for him to sit in after his neuter so he may not want to go there. My female was spayed yesterday and she is normally a massive water drinker but has barely had any but has peed quite a lot. I’ve just been using puppy training pads inside the litter tray and I have stopped putting hay in the box and just fastened it so it’s a little off the ground above her tray.

Eddie does make s good point! If you use a puppy pee pad instead of litter, you’ll be able to see if he pees, plus there’s no risk of anything irritating his wound.

Have you seen any pee yet?

Eddie does make s good point! If you use a puppy pee pad instead of litter, you’ll be able to see if he pees, plus there’s no risk of anything irritating his wound.

Have you seen any pee yet?

Yay for pee and for eating! Good boy! ?