Sorry you didn’t receive a reply sooner. I don’t know anything about that product but I think if she’s wheezing and has a consistent watery eye, I would def have a vet look further into it. Lops are prone to molar problems which can put pressure on the sinuses which could cause wheezing and watery eyes.

If her vet thinks it’s an allergy, it might be to her hay. If you’re currently using timothy you might want to check out orchard grass hay which tends to be less dusty!

Great suggestions above here!

What kind of litter do you use? Rabbits have extremely sensitive airways. They can get an irritation from things like cigarette smoke, incense, spices used while cooking etc. They can also get a reaction to wood shavings or pine pellets that people use in the litter box. If you and the vet can’t point out a cause, try to keep a diary.

Hmm. I’ve never heard of sleep apnea in a rabbit either. Maybe try a pelleted litter. I like Yesterday’s News.

I am also suspect about sleep apnea…. I am more so thinking the rabbit may have an upper respiratory infection that is waking the rabbit up while he’s sleeping. When my Wick had his URI, he would wake himself up frequently due to his sneezing/clogged nasal passages.

Is the vet rabbit-experienced, and did she mention anything about potential respiratory infections? Eye discharge can be a common symptom, similar to how humans get more “eye gunk” when we have stuffed noses; except with rabbits, they need medication to get over it.

It could be an allergy, as suggested above as well, leading to clogged nasal passages, which cause wheezing.

… Rabbits can also snore, but since it seems like it’s waking up your rabbit, I’m leaning more towards nasal passage clogging, and specifically what could be causing it.