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Rabbits actually do need that much water, often if they only have access to a water bottle, they won't be able to drink as much as they would from a bowl, so maybe you changed how easy it is for him to drink? Anyway, there's nothing to worry about, it isn't bad. And a diet of mostly hay is good...

You're right that it sounds like not enough, but I'm not a vet and there might be some medication out there that works for longer. Since she's not eating, I'm sure the vets at the clinic you took her to will tell you the same, it can be a good idea to get a thing with this mush in it, that...

You should definitely contact a vet, if your rabbit hasn't eating for 24 hours. Even just 12 hours without food can be deadly to a rabbit. Again force feeding might be an option, make sure she has a place she can keep her tummy warmed. Treats can be a help to trigger the rabbit wanting to eat...

It might take a few days, if he isn't eating on his own in two or three days, I'd contact the vet again. Once you've gotten some food in him, and given him his analgesic, he might improve. But keep an eye on it, and feed him regularly.

How long has it been since the operation, or since he last ate something? Is it just food he won't eat, or does it include hay? If it hasn't been 12 or more hours since he last ate, I'd wait a while longer. If it becomes necessary, I had a similar issue with my rabbit when he got neutered, I...