It could be the picture quality, but I am noticing some glob on the bottom right of the pupil as well. I suggest going to a rabbit vet to have this assessed. Some times a rabbit can get hurt by a hay poke, and this can leave a white mark that isn’t harmful (happened to my Wick); however, there are a lot of progressive eye diseases as well. A rabbit vet will be able to give you the best assessment of whether this is worrisome.

How old is your bun?

I think you should make a vet appointment for your rabbit, with a good, rabbit savvy vet. It should be investigated.

Eye problems like these in young rabbits especially can be related to e cuniculi, a microscopic parasite that the bun gets from its mother already in the womb. It should be treated promptly. There is nothing you can do yourself about it.

It could also be a bacterial infection (abscess), in which case you treat with antibiotics.

We’d be happy for updates!

I would also definitely take him to a vet. I see the white spots at the bottom but almost his whole pupil looks cloudy.

5 is not too old

I think you can wait until Wednesday or Thursday, an emergency vet visit wouldn’t be of much help unless of course he’s showing other symptoms like refusal to eat etc.

I’d not put anything in his eyes until a vet has seen him. If it’s an abscess he’ll need systemic antibiotics, not just drops, if there’s an injury to the cornea, certain eyedrops could make it worse, if it’s a ruptured lens, eyedrops might potentially be beneficial, but I’d wait for the vets recommendation.

You can rinse the eye with 0.9% saline eye wash for humans though, preferably the sterile, single dose type. If there actually is sth stuck, rinsing could help get that out. But what looks like sth is stuck could be a sign of a ruptured lens, so don’t try to pick it out or anything unless it comes all loose with rinsing.

It could be just the picture but I’m wondering if above the cloudiness I’m seeing if he has some brownish/redish pigment on his pupil? It looks to me like there is something unusually in the top 1/4 right by where there is a peak in the cloudiness in the middle of the eye.

It could be a reflection. It didn’t look like it to me because it almost looks like a lighter version of what is happening at the bottom but it’s so hard to tell in photos. I am glad to hear at least there isn’t cloudiness throughout. I was curious myself so I was looking for similar photos so that is why I asked. Little tip for everyone out there….don’t google image eye conditions in rabbits. Some photos out there are very disturbing.

I know for some eye conditions getting early treatment is crucial so I would see if my vet at least has time to look at the photo to give me their thoughts. I wouldn’t beat myself up about it. For all you know this just happened and you couldn’t have picked up on anything earlier. Please keep us posted!

Best of luck at the vet!

In the photo, it almost looks fluid. Kind of like lipid deposits within the eye.

Thanks for the update. At least it’s not a glaring defect! She didn’t give you any thoughts based on what she saw on the photo?

I hope the drops help!

Oh Kazuya I am sorry you are getting nervous. Try not to worry too much especially since it doesn’t sound like the vet was overly concerned. It may just take time! There is also a possibility that it might never go away but at least it isn’t getting worse!! Trust me I know it’s hard when you don’t know 100% what it is.

Healing vibes being sent Sumi’s way!!

Thanks for the update! I know we all hope when something like this happens that it will go back to normal but honestly I would still be relieved with that result.

I had a dog that got a scratch on her cornea and even with treatment she ended up with a scar that covered most of her eye. Her sight was significantly impacted She adapted just fine but it did make me nervous about eye issues! If his sight isn’t as good as it was before he probably doesn’t even notice it at this point.

I can imagine the relief you must feel to finally have an answer!!