Bunny acting weird and won't eat

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- 08/14/2023 at 7:01 PM
  CutieMoosh
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  My bunny seemed normal today but at around 8:00pm he took a few bites of hay and then got mad and stopped eating. Whenever I try to nudge him to eat he gets mad and runs away. I then tried giving him an apple slice and after eating about half of it he got mad and ran away. He looks like he’s alert and scared of something, but I’m not sure if there was any loud sound or anything to have frightened him. He pooped today as well, he did like 30ish poops at around 7:30pm.
- 08/15/2023 at 8:04 AM
  DanaNM
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  Anytime a bun won’t eat, especially a treat, is cause for alarm. It sounds like it could have been a gas attack, which can cause a lot of pain but then pass. How is he doing this morning?
  
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