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Those wide heavy ears suggest there might be a little bit of lop in there. Also, the dewlap means it’s most likely a girl. I would say full grown adult, but not a senior.

He looks like a very cute mixed breed 🙂 . As for age, the only tip I’ve heard is that when rabbits age, their heels start to slide a bit farther apart due to arthritis. So an older bun’s back feet will be more parallel, and a young bun’s will have the heels turned in and toes more pointed out. Other than that is can be very hard to tell! A vet…[Read more]

As the others have stated, it could be a more serious problem lingering beneath the surface; if further scans were possible (CT or even a simple x ray) I’d personally definitely recommended – even just to rule something out.

my past frenchie got something identical to this on his chin, and we were never able to find the cause. All his bacterial s…[Read more]

Hmm… this does look like dermatitis to me as well. You said his eye was red. Does it weep or run? Constant discharge can cause the fur to mat and then eventually fall off. As Dana mentioned, it could be related to a tooth root problem… or even a tear duct problem.

Another thought could be atypical syphilis, which can begin from the moist…[Read more]

It depends on what the 2×4 is made out of. Are you talking like a framing stud?

I’m glad to hear she is recovering well! What a trooper!

Poor bun bun 🙁

When the vet checked his teeth, did they take xrays? Sometimes elongated tooth roots can cause symptoms in the eye, so I’m wondering if that could be contributing?

Hmmmm, can you consult with the rescue you adopted them from? They may be able to help.  If the chasing is preventing Penelope from eating etc then separating may be a good idea. Then I would keep doing bonding sessions in a neutral space if you can.