We’re going to take them in for a vet checkup in about a month, I think. They’ve only been to be fixed. (We have two) They do sometimes have stinky bunny poo, but it goes away? The other one is prone to red tinted pee, but that goes away as well. (And he has a literal sugar addiction. He steals candycanes) I don’t THINK he’s having teeth issues. How would I check? He ‘anger pees’ at walls a lot, and kind of goes into a crouch to poo. Not a squat or anything.

He gets angry and lunges/grunts at people. So far he hasn’t attacked anyone that I know of. He has pulled fur off my cat once, though. When someone walks into the room he gets in a low crouch with his ears back and watches you. If you get too close he’ll lung from HIS spot and grunt at you, then go back. He does it to the cats as well. He’ll chase them clear across the room grunting. Then he goes back flicking his feet. He’s also prone to stomping if we try to catch him. He’s not really active, either. He stays in one spot in my sister’s room – under her jewerly chest – one spot in the yard – under a lawn chair – and rotates between HIS spot in the living room, HIS chair (under a glider chair) and under the couch. if you try to get him active he just grunts, flicks and goes back. if there’s anything on the floor in HIS area he’ll also toss it. Paper, clothes, rabbit treats. He tosses it and licks his lips at it a lot. This morning he was trying to paw my mom’s purse across the room.

I thought he could be afraid, but he’s doing it to humans as well. And he didn’t do it before we moved to this house two years ago. He more looks really, really angry. My mother is a bit of a hoarder, could it be an unclean area? Maybe he’s bored? He eats Kaytee rabbit food, and gets romaine lettuce once a day. He doesn’t enjoy any other veggies/fruits at all, and will thump at them or toss them in anger. I’ve tried to give him rabbit toys. Same response. After buying many things with him not liking any we just gave up. He now just hangs out around the house. He DOES enjoy eating the wooden bottom of our 1970s couch, though. That’s his favorite.

I’m working on getting him more active when I can. School doesn’t allow me a TON of time to work with pets that aren’t really mine, though.

I had to google it to be sure, but I think their teeth are fine? Zodiac is the one with the stinky poo most of the time. It gets stuck to his rear sometimes.

They’re NOT bonded at all, that I know. We keep them in different rooms. My mom switches them every few hours. Zodiac gets locked in my mom’s room via whiteboard across the door. Then when it’s his turn to come out we move the board to block Brownie. They share the living room and backyard, and have exclusive access to ‘their’ bedroom.

Brownie just likes the pellets in his dish. Hay they have unlimited access to. I’m not sure how much he eats since he’s in my sister’s room a lot. I know when he’s in the main room he grazes on it often. I can up the hay I put out for him. My sister is a bit forgetful sometimes. Her rabbit hates my guts, so I just try to stay out of his way.
I think they get a small handful of food a day? Maybe like 1/4th a cup? If we don’t give them that much they get cranky. Brownie likes hay more though. It’s Zodiac that freaks out without pellets, and my mom enables him. I can maybe convince her to buy healthier food though? They each get two pieces of lettuce a day at night. My mom likes to give Zodiac bananas, apples, celery, and cilantro. Brownie has no interest in greens much. He prefers hay. They do try to eat my bird’s seed if the bird tosses it. I limit that the best I can with my birds. Zodiac is still hoarding cinnamon bears and candycanes. I know he’s eating them when we’re not looking. I haven’t found them all yet.

Their front teeth are supposed to overlap the bottom ones a little, right? Zodiac’s go below his front teeth and kind of file into points, ish. Not like a vampire. But the front of his tooth is longer than the back. Does that make sense?

Okay, I’ll tell my mom to get some better food. Do you think that would also help Brownie? He bit my skirt today and put a small hole in it. He also goes on alert when other people walk through now. I guess he could be nervous? He doesn’t want to hop around the room, just guard his spot and sleep. I thought rabbits were supposed to be more active than he is. Or at least like veggies and toys.

He does kind of hate me because I trim his claws and pick the clumps of fur off his back sometimes. I’m very allergic so it’s not often, but still. The cats he may hate because they sometimes fight with each other and it scares him. I rehomed the fighting cat, though.

Both rabbits are old too. I think like five years now. Maybe that’s why they sleep so much.