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just an update, he's eating quite some hay compared to before, and pooping a ton too!

He seems to be poo-ing OK now. Solid balls, a bit hard though.

I uploaded high-res versions of the poop photos here https://ibb.co/L8c5B0n https://ibb.co/Rj5zJQ1 https://ibb.co/mqXWkYs

I found a normal poop-like ball in the bunny's enclosure, I'm not sure if it's poo or it's a broken off piece of black oil sun flower seed that I put for him to eat. Are you able to tell from these pictures?

I have metronidazole in tablet form, is there a different one for animals? It's 11pm here and all the vet pharmacies will be closed. Please let me know if and how I can administer the tablet form of metronidazole.

The antibiotic ingredient is neomycin

This is what the vet sent me when I asked what she used

he doesn't like the hay that i got him, I cant find timothy hay nearby, i got him some alpine meadow hay and he hasn't eaten it yet (i gave it to him few mins ago)

I was feeding him hay pellets with some oats and black oil sunflower seeds, it's what the pet shop recommended too. Did that cause the enterotoxemia? I was also giving him parsley and some dill leaves, which I have since stopped. Please tell me if I should do away with the pellets, or could it...

I found this other bunny at the pet store after I went to the store to tell them that they shouldn't sell kits under 2 months (I was not aware at the time I bought the little kit). Have a look at its ear, it has some sort of fungus growth.

I just now found that bread is generally a bad idea, I wonder why the vet would recommend that. Should I get the cerelac baby mix or crush up hay pellets?

The vet gave me a powder mix of vitamins and antibiotic. I'm having to force feed him with a syringe, he is not eating otherwise. The vet recommended a human baby powder called Cerelac, or brown bread. As of now I have been able to syringe feed soaked brown bread.

The poo on the right is the poo he had before, the liquidy brown stuff is what he is doing now

I'm taking him to the vet right now, but they don't have proper diagnostics for rabbits, just a generic vet consultation. Please let me know what you think it might be, and what if anything I can do about it. The kits behavior seems to be ok, nothing too noticeable, but he has always been a...