Okay yes I thought so that i was giving him too many treats. His pop looks a bit darker because of it too I think. I will just cut it down to one Oxbow treat and maybe something else to chew on. Anyone have good ideas in what rabbits like to chew on? He doesn’t like cardboard boxes. I tried that with him but he would sniff at it and turn away. He doesn’t like chewing on paper towel tubes either. I’ve seen these Kaytee apple orchard sticks. Are those okay for bunnies?

Yes, Vitakraft it seems is not a safe brand at all for bunnies. The petstore I bought Rain from gave me everything from Vitakraft, such as pellets with weird ingredients and colorful seedlike things, these corn flour chew sticks, and those yogurt drops you mentioned. Bunnies don’t file their teeth every day do they? Rain does bunstruct a little bit of his cardboard box, but just a little each day. I ended up taking it away from him because I didn’t know if he liked it or not. He did like tearing parts of it and eating it. I tried various things with paper towel tubes, and they did not work (except when I made a box out of them and stuffed it with pellets.) The rabbit is more interested in his food than his entertainment. His poops are fine though. I think I will get rid of those Vitakraft things, and start getting him more wood sticks like applewood or willow to chew on instead. That might have been causing a problem for him. Should I lower the amount of pellets I give him since I give him a salad (One chopped up leaf of Green Leaf Lettuce and a half of a baby carrot)? Maybe I’m giving him a lot of food that’s making him fat and lazy? He’s only five months I think, so that’s why I thought to give him more pellets. I also am giving just one Oxbow Simple Rewards treat.

Yes, I took out the alfalfa chew stick and one cranberry treat. And the carrot. Now he gets just one cranberry treat.

It’s all right. They might not have good things for all the species. They do have a lot of foods that have seeds and such, which is the case with rabbit food. And rabbits can’t eat seeds.

I feel now he’s slowing down even more. And now it’s the whole day. During the night, he’s in his cage for ten hours, depending on whenever I wake up. Shouldn’t he have a ton of energy to get out of him when he finally gets out? Instead he goes to his favorite spot and sleeps and grooms himself for hours. And then finally he gets up, sniffs around for an hour, and then goes back to sleep. In the night time too, he just wants to sleep. I just put him back in his cage now because why should I take him out if he just wants to sleep? I haven’t noted any other problems. I cut out the Vitakraft chew stick and now I’m stopping carrots as well. Any guesses as to what might be wrong with him? Should I take out salads too for a while? Maybe a couple days of plain old hay and water will get his gut cleared or something? He’s laying around a lot more, that’s for certain. It’s just relaxed laying around and teeth chattering. No hunched position or anything. His poops are all normal too and less dark. And very abundant. He eats everything just fine, such as hay, salad, pellets, and drinks his water. It can’t be GI Stasis.

He is molting. Do rabbits get less active when they molt? I brush him almost every day and get out as much hair as possible. 

 It’s not like awful, won’t move at all lethargy. He perks up whenever I shake a treat bag in front of him. Is it stress? I’ve noticed that whenever there someone accidentally drops something and it makes a loud noise, or if someone just laughs out loud, he gets so scared and he runs on the wood slipping everywhere. I’ve told everyone in my family the consequences of those loud noises and how they can harm a rabbit very badly. He’s just very slow these days. I still have no clue what it could be. Please do reply! (ASAP!!!) 

He’s pretty young.About six months I think. There is no other symptoms or anything. I guess he is just really relaxed. I was concerned because before that, he was VERY active. And extremely mischievious. Is he maturing?

Ohhhhhh, I see, I’m on Winter Break currently and have been lazing around pretty often. This started basically when I started being lazy. That makes a lot of sense. I will definitely try doing that. Sometimes I just copy his behaviors, as racing around or jumping in the air to maybe rub it off on him, and it kind of works. Thank you Wick!
I’m not entirely sure how big his cage is, but it’s not very large. It’s a medium sized cage, maybe 70 inches or so. I try to keep him out of it as much as possible. I don’t know what to do about the night time though. I have these railings upstairs that he can slip his head through and plummet downstairs, so that’s why. Are rabbits able to tell if an area is not very safe?

Incredible! Thank you Wick! It works!