My bunny Hazel was not eating her pellets in the morning which was the strangest thing. She is usually a little piglet running around trying to steal some extra breakfast. She was also sitting in her litter box hunched over and looked like she was pressing one side of her body more against the floor. I had to go to class in the morning for 2 hours so I force fed her critical care and said I would take her to the vet if she is not better after class. I came back and she was still the same so for her to the emergency vet. He felt her belly and said it feels like she has a lot of gas so they mostly likely needed her on fluids and medication for gas but they recommended blood tests just in case it was something else. I am so glad we got the blood tests because it showed that some of the liver and kidney values were way too high and she was also severely anemic. This vet is experienced with rabbits so he said there’s a chance it was liver lobe torsion with just the blood tests. He recommended x rays but the x rays didn’t clearly show the torsion but he did say it looked strange but unsure whether it was just the angle of the x ray or torsion. The only way to confirm the torsion was with an ultra sound but they did not have an ultra sound technician until tomorrow. Hazel was really not looking well and he wasn’t sure she would make it through the night so I said just go with the surgery since it was likely a liver lobe torsion given her blood test values and x rays. When they were done they confirmed one of her liver lobes was twisted and not getting blood to it and poisoning her body. Her stomach was also filled with blood which was causing her to be anemic. It has been 2 days since surgery and she is acting completely normal but she is not allowed to jump around which is making her restless. I just wanted to share my story if anyone else’s bunny has had these symptoms please opt for blood tests even if it is assumed it’s just gas. This saved her life and I am so happy I still have her with me even if we are left with a hefty vet bill it was all worth it. I know liver lobe torsion is quite uncommon but if anyone else has had any experience with their bunnies I would like to hear your story as well.