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It could be a meibomian cyst. You can try a warm compress to see if it will go down on its own.

I remember my bunny Milo having similar symptoms… sometimes it would look as if he was a little clumsy or dragging his leg/off balance like.  Is Bun Jovi having any sort of nystagmus in his eyes? Urinary incontinence from what I remember can be a symptom of E. Cuniculi and this happened with Milo as well, I knew something was off when one day…[Read more]

Update :

Sadly Milo’s case that was presented in front of the office of  professional discipline for veterinarians was unfounded, it was only founded the vet acted within the reasonable standard of care and that he was considered a senior rabbit at 6.5 years old. I’m not even sure all facts I submitted were considered unfortunately, the decision…[Read more]

Hi Mayci and welcome to the BB forums!

This thread is old, so the original poster is likely not currently active on the forums. If you have questions about rabbits’ eyes or bumps near eyes or anything else regarding rabbits, don’t hesitate to create a thread of your own on the topic!

I’m locking this thread now 🙂

Having a sick bun is truly exhausting. 🙁  When I was caring for a chronically ill foster, it helped me to have a schedule, so I wasn’t just constantly fussing over him. It was still a lot, but generally making sure you get some food into them every 6 hours (during the day) is enough, and then it is important to sleep at night, so I would just do…[Read more]

Hi, did you ever figure out what was wrong with your buns eye?

It does sound like a great plan! You go, Apollo! 🐰🐰🐰

BZOO and Dana, thank you I’ll look into it! She is eating pellets though slowly so that will definitely be an option for us!

She does not have visible dental problems. We had her checked three times during this couple months. Her liver number is a little elevated but I overfed her a little on Meloxicam one day and we are hoping that it will come…[Read more]

Great! Thanks! 🙂

🥳 Keep eating Apollo!

Thats a good idea! And great to hear he was able to eat the pellets!

So, this is tricky. One possibility is that they may not have stable bond currently because Sage isn’t spayed, or even if they do, her hormone fluctuations post-spay could trigger fighting. But I’ve also seen cases like this where the buns go right back together no problem.

How do they behave together now? Do you ever see excessive mounting,…[Read more]

Looks good to me! Usually the difference in how coarse it is has to do with which cut of the hay it was. As long as he’s eating it though it’s fine!