Rexs are prone to sore hocks. They don’t look super red or cracked, which is great. I would keep monitoring and ensure that you’re keeping your rabbit at a healthy weight and that she is getting space to exercise and move around on flooring that is flat and soft. Uneven flooring, like wire bottom cage floors, or overly rough textures can be harsher on feet.

The right(?) foot (sorry, bad at perspectives)– the one where the callous is actually exposed, is more at risk than the other since the fur is no longer there.

Here’s an information article on Sore Hocks: http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/sorehocks.html

@itslorie , what is your bunny’s flooring and housing situation like? Providing some soft fleece blankets and memory foam mats can help (provided your bun isn’t a chewer).

@Wick, I’ve actually heard that providing some uneven textures can help take pressure off the heals. By that I mean some towels or blankets that are bunched up in irregular ways, so the foot is not always putting pressure on the same spot (not being on uneven flooring all the time). Kind of the same reasoning as giving birds natural branch perches that are irregular shapes instead of straight dowels that are perfectly circular.

I wouldn’t do coconut oil, but giving her some softer flooring should help. Do they look dry and cracked?