I think you’ve posted a bit in the past about health concerns, so going to the vet on Monday is a great choice.

Your vet can better find the cause, but since both your rabbits seem affected (could be a coincidence though), I suggest bringing a small sample of their shared supplies so your vet can glance and see if anything seems askew. So litter, bedding, hay, pellets, etc.. anything that may cause airborne distress or is ingested.

Until then, make sure they’re both eating and using the restroom as usual. If there’s no poop for a day, go to an emergency vet. If there’s no appetite, you need to force feed critical care.

If there’s difficulty breathing, see if there’s any noticeable discharge around the nose. You can use a slightly damp q top to tease snot away from the entrance. Just be gentle and don’t go into the actual nose.

Recording and videoing the squeaks and noises is wise as well, as I know you’ve mentioned this to your vet already!

I’m wondering if this is some sort of honking/grunting being mistaken for coughs? Of course going to the vet is the first port of call as wick suggested, but if this doesn’t determine a cause then maybe it is behavioural. Especially seen as you have briefly heard your other bunny make the same noises. Are both your rabbits spayed and did you follow the correct bonding process? This could be some fearful/territorial behaviour from your rabbits if they are maturing and not spayed

Hey I have two bunnies one called sooty the other called snowdrop. I have noticed sooty sneezing and i was wondering if its just a cold or something serious. He makes weezing noises too in his breathing. Can you help me?

Hi Sarah, it’s better to make your own post, as you’ll get more responses that way.

Unfortunately, colds are serious for rabbits, its not like a human getting a cold.

It could be allergies, for example to hay dust or bedding. But if he’s wheezing when he’s breathing, it sounds like it could be an upper respiratory infection, so he probably needs to see a vet can get antibiotics. Does he have any discharge from his nose?

Sarah Lou, if your bunny is wheezing, he should se a vet and get antibiotics and perhaps a decongestant and/or a bronchodialtor. If the wheezings come from his lungs he could be developing pneumonia. It’s very serious, but with swift treatment the bun can make a full recovery. Do you have a rabbit vet?

Hey no he doesn’t have any discharge from the nose but he does have weepy eyes. so i should get him to a vet asap then?

It sounds like he has a respiratory infection and needs antibiotics, so yes, vet as soon as you can in these cases it’s always best to see a vet.