It can happen to get some sneezes! I’ve found various reasons that make my bun randomly sneeze a few times in a row, I’ll list them:
– Room/enclosure isn’t clean enough and there’s hay dust or just regular dust especially where he likes to lounge or sleep;
– He’s molting and his own fur flies everywhere and makes everyone sneeze;
– His drinking bottles’ nozzles aren’t clean enough and something bothers him enough to make him sneeze;

So, I’d suggest to hoover the carpets frequently (I sure wipe the floors everyday to keep up with hay and hair), avoid using chemical products to clean the rooms she’s allowed to go in and keep the area ventilated. Little girl has a lot of fur on herself, so if the temperature drops a bit she won’t be bothered.
As for cleaning her stuff and her bottles, you can use a mix of warm water, white vinegar and baking soda, it works super good! I use that mix to clean the whole place

We had this same problem with our male, Nabbit. Took him to the vet and she said it was most likely allergies and to get rid of any scented cleaners, candles, air fresheners and avoid running the ionizer on our air purifier (she explained why on that but I forget the exact reason). She also said not to wear perfumes or cologne around him (we didn’t to begin with). Since making sure that our house is fragrance free he has been just fine.

My rabbit, Geronimo eats so fast and snuffs things up a lot then has sneezing fits. Is it at all dust there? My first rabbit had a sneezing reaction to many scents such as candles, dust, smoke(cigarette or just me accidentally burning food), even tufts of our short-haired dog’s fur could make for sneezing. Some bunnies just inhale deeply and get pieces of grass in their nose or other things. Sneezing is the body trying to expel something unwanted in the airway so any of the above could cause a repeated series of sneezes until it’s dislodged.

My bunny has seen two vets for sneezing (still sneezes) and his ear was itching, but no more. He was being treated with Marbofloxacin and prior to that, penicillin injections…and even panacur. He started having seizures and nystigmus from the marbofloxacin and I stopped and he no longer has seizures, it was so scary. Poor guy…he still sometimes sneezes. When he does, it’s continuous, then he stops.  He has clear discharge on his nose which I clean off…the vets seem baffled. I have changed hays even..cleaned his area thoroughly…he has no other symptoms at all…has anyone experienced this?

I’m sorry to hear that you and your bun are going through this Sillylily. This is an old topic, so I recommend creating your own new topic in our forum. In it, it would be helpful to know what tests/assessments your vet has run. Feel free to DM me if you’re having trouble figuring out how to create a new topic.

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