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Thank you!

Fur loss to the extent of seeing bare skin can actually happen naturally as a rabbit molts.  If it is a large area though, I would consider factors like mites or ringworm. How does the skin look and how big is the skin patch? Is he shedding right now heavily?

Calcium content generally isn’t a problem.

Since it has been going on for two days, there may be something irritating the eye, causing the tear duct to react. Rather than your rabbit over grooming the area, more likely he is “crying” a lot, leading to fur loss and general moist fur in the area. Sometimes these things resolve on their own if it’s something like a piece of hay or eye lash in…[Read more]

Well, he certainly looks like a happy dog. Such a big smile.

Here’s some pics of the good boy 🙂

We discovered a great way to exercise him… put a “da bird” cat toy on the end of line on a fishing pole and he will go nuts chasing it!

Rabbits do like to dig and nip their owner. My rabbit likes to dig in my hair in the middle of the night, fortunately not every night. This is probably to gain my attention.

Many rabbits also like to pee where the favorite human has been sitting, especially in sofas or beds (soft fabrics often inspire peeing in general).

This type of behavior…[Read more]

If he is eating like normal and seems ok, its not a super-emergency. It could of course still be good to call the vet and ask, if the eye discharge persists.

Appetite and poop (amount, shape and condistency) are things to keep an eye on. That he comes running for treats is great!