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- 08/28/2026 at 1:11 PM
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  <p class=”p2″>Max is 5 years old/free roam. This morning he didn’t come to the kitchen for breakfast so, we took the food to him & he ate it quickly. He tried to get into a bun but won’t bend his right leg. He tried to eat his cecotropes from the right side but couldn’t so, he ate them from the left. When he jumped out of his litter box, I noticed that he landed more on his chest than his paws (so we put his pee pad on the floor eliminating the need to jump). His poop is much smaller now but he still has an appetite. He doesn’t want to move around bc clearly he is in some kind of pain. He isn’t grinding his teeth yet. There is a rabbit savvy doc on call at a hospital tonight so we’ll take him there (his vet is booked). </p>
  <p class=”p2″>Besides an xray is there anything else I should make sure the vet does or questions I should ask? I dont want this problem to create another…</p>
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