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He has had the spurs removed just the othet day. Naturally the reason for the spurs was, that he doesnt eat hay. Thanks for the suggestions Diana, but if I remove his pellets he just stops eating, and his GI shuts down. (No poop, or very runny poop) I have to wean him off, cold turkey wont cut...

Ive tried hiding treats in the hay, he still ignores it. However I havent tried fresh banana or any fresh fruit or greens. Im afraid to give him fresh fodder, as this is exactly the diet that led to him ignoring his hay in the first place.

Our rabbit used to be healthy and had a regular diet that included a lot of hay, unfortunately due to some issues with our living arrangements we had to give him to my GFs parents for a while until we sorted this out. During this time (about two years) my inlaws spoiled him, gave him too much...