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Try a cold compress and try and clean it as best you can after the bleeding has stopped. Then I think paw paw fixes everything.

Try giving her a bath. Soak her and then try and brush out as much loose hair as possible. After that do a daily brush and pluck.

Rabbits are the type that can get along with other animals. Like cats, mice and rats. 4 Raise the cats and rats young and they will form a best friend bond with your bunny. If you can't get anymore pets I suppose it will have to be sufficient to spend as much time with your bunny. As possible...

You can get harmless herb made stuff that is non toxic, animal friendlg and smells really really bad (to a bunny). This will make sure he goes no where neare her until it wears off and gives her time to recover.

I agree with blue eyes but another thing that might make them seem lazy and tired would be the heat. Since rabbits can't control their body temperature they tend to lie around to conserve their energy. If they're laying around on a hot day, trying wetting him down and placing his cage in a...

When you say excited, do you mean energetic and hoppy or zoomy and hidy? I doubt he is anxious but if you are concerned about his behavior around humans, maybe try leaving an item with your smell on it around his sleeping area. This doesn't work on all rabbots but I hope it works on yours.

I'm not quite sure about this but she is showing signs of a pregnant rabbit. Females are known to pull out the soft fur on their bellies and arranging them into a kind of nest thing when they are expecting babies. I'm no expert but you may want to have her looked over by a vet.

You should have named him Thumper ;D

Your rabbit's behavior is completely normal. Especially if he isn't spayed. Rabbits don't like being picked up because they're natural place is on the ground. If you want to be able to touch him a little more, do what you are already doing. Feed him while you pet him. Maybe with bits of potato...

Try feeding her vegetables like coriander, parsley, corn, beans or peelings instead of 'rabbit food', like hay or rabbit mix. Feed her the vegetables by hand. This not only gives her a much better diet, it also gives her a chance to bond with you. And maybe get her attached to the smell of the...

Is she nipping you or rubbing her chin on you? Is she desexed and if so are there other animals in the house?

Rabbits are known to be friendly animals and they tend to get along with more then just one species. Try getting a kitten or a rat or another guinea pig. Even mice. The only pet which I don't think would mix with bunnies are ferrets since they are natural enemies. If you decide to get a...

Maybe try and tempt her and encourage her to eat with a bit of fresh food. Rabbits love coriandee. If not, try carrot peels. If not I'm not sure. Hope bunny geta better.