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Reply To: Rabbit going senile

11/22/2025 at 6:09 PM

BrunosMama

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When he stares at the wall like that, is his nose moving? He could just have fallen asleep with his eyes open.

Nearly every lop we have had has exhibited this sort of behavior at one point or another. Not so much with the uppy ears. I just assumed maybe it was a lop thing, as they tend to be more chill. Sometimes they just stare off, as in deep in thought (or traversing the astral plane as we joke often).

As for a supplement, unfortunately I don’t know of one. You might consider asking your vet. They would know what is safe for buns. 🙂