I wouldn’t give her any medications if her poop and eating habits are normal. If you’re going to a the vets in a day or two, it’s okay, because you can take her there and get it checked out soon. But the problem is, open wounds get infections really easily especially if they are bleeding. It also might dig into her skin and cause a new wound if she walks on it too much. Or I could be completely overthinking this. If you need someone to reassure you, I’m a bad choice. I’m always thinking ways something could go wrong for a rabbit if they aren’t taken to a vet. But really, if you’re going soon anyways, it’s alright. If she does seem hunched up or not moving much or grinding her teeth, or any pain symptoms, you should give her painkillers. If she’s active and digging and having fun then it seems like she’s okay. When is your appointment?

This type of injury is pretty common. If it doesn’t seem to be causing any issues with eating, etc. then I would just leave it alone until you go to the vet.

Bam has one nail that grows at an angle. He’s had it for as long as I’ve known him and it’s never been bothering him, so it was something that happened a long time ago. It’s pretty common with rabbits. I’d not give a painkiller if she’s eating, drinking, pooping and digging. It’s often difficult to tell if they’re experiencing pain or if they just hate it when you touch their nails and feet, but look for swelling, color changes to the skin and other signs of infection. I’d save the loxicom for a rainer day.