It could be either. Is he molting? Is he usually interested in his hay? Stasis can set in quickly, so I’d definitely keep a close watch, keeping an eye on his poop frequency and size. Since he isn’t interested in his water, make sure to drench his veggies in water to help keep him hydrated. Maybe call your vet to find out if they will be able to see him if you decide to take him in later? That way, you will also have a plan for finding an emergency vet hospital if they can’t see him, especially since it’s around the holidays. Do you have any simethicone or critical care on hand?

Bunnies try to hide their sicknesses as best as possible until it’s really bad and they can’t hide it anymore. I think it might be the beginning stages of GI stasis, because it starts with a bunny less enthusiastic about food, and then smaller and smaller poops until there are no poops, and then that’s when it becomes very dangerous, which causes him to be hunched over and grinding his teeth. I think you should definitely visit a vet to find out what might be happening, and try to do it as soon as you can. He really needs his hay. This might just be the beginning of GI stasis. If he’s only eating his other foods and not hay it might be a tooth problem. Eating hay needs specific grinding and chewing motions, and those motions might cause him pain so he only eats his pellets and veggies. That would definitely call for a vet too. Try to not put out anything for him to eat but the freshest hay and water. Wait an hour at least. If he doesn’t touch it, give him other foods until you can see a vet just so that he doesn’t get hungry.

Hmm, then it seems like it might be Stasis. Definitely go out and try to find some Oxbow Critical Care as Luna mentioned. If you can’t find any I think you can find it online. You’re very welcome!!!! Please keep us updated!!!!!

Good job! Give yourself a pat on the back! Poor fluffball would have suffered a lot more if you hadn’t caught it so quickly. Most of the time people notice when it’s very bad. I’m super happy for you and your bunbun. Do you think you might know what caused the blockage? It could have been caused by numerous things, but most of the time it’s when bunnies are shedding their fur, or molting, and they swallow too much of it. They can’t cough up hairballs unfortunately so that’s why it’s best that they are groomed every day when they shed. Atleast I groom my little Rain every day during molting because I don’t want fur up my nose every time I kiss him! Does he get a lot of excercise? That’s been known to cause Stasis, because it slows down their gut and everything.

What type of brush do you use on him? It might not be picking up the loose hairs that well. When bunnies molt, you should make sure to clean their area often, and change their water a lot because those are the areas their fur lands the most. If you have a small hand vacuum, you can just go over the area a little bit to pick up any sticking fur.

Roger is lucky to have such an observant mom! I use the glove as well, but more as a supplement to the other brushes.