I’m just going to post the rules so that way anyone who happens upon this thread will see them. I’m going to leave this thread open so we can try to help you. The problem isn’t necessarily baby-specific.

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I think under the circumstances, it would be okay to post a picture so we can see what the problem is.

My thought is that it is neurological. The baby could have been injured during the fall. My reasoning for this is it is the only baby affected and it just so happened to take a nasty tumble. I would think that if he/she had EC or another disease, then the others would be exhibiting symptoms. Now I realize that you are short on cash, but a vet is really the only way to go here. The damage could be permanent. Or it could be something that could get better with medical intervention. Either way, you don’t want the poor thing to suffer. Do you have a good relationship with your vet? Perhaps they will let you make payments.

I agree, I think the tilt would have been induced by trauma.
I’d ring around and see which rabbit savvy vets do payment plans. An alternative is Care Credit.

{{{Vibes}}} for baby.