I noticed my rabbit has a runny nose I took pictures to look closer and it appears to be clear fluid from his nose but also in the third night and it looks green so I can’t really tell.

Thank you for your question. The discharge does look to have a little color to me, and doesn't seem completely clear, in the pictures. It would probably be a good idea to have a veterinarian look at your rabbit, as there may be an infection or inflammation happening. Your rabbit may need medications. I hope that all goes well!

my bunny has sneezed since I've had her she seems to sneeze more in her cage. She has some white stuff on her nose. I have noticed she gets bedding and stuff in her nose. She's active playing eating good.

Thank you for your question. If your rabbit is in an environment that has a lot of dust from hay, or things that are bothering her nose, she may sneeze more than normal. This may be okay to monitor if she seems like she is doing well otherwise. If she is sneezing a lot more, or you are noticing a discharge, or she is lethargic, and then it would be best to have her seen by a veterinarian. They will be able to examine her and see what might be going on. I hope that all goes well for her.

Is there something or somewhere i can get whats (i assume will be medicine ) needed to help him & find him a forever home . cant afford a vet or clinic but dont wanna throw him back to the curb . . esp sick uk. Please help. Ty shawn. Wpb fl.

Hello, Look for bunny rescues in your area as they can help you rehome your bunny. There is not really any good over the counter medication that you can give to a bunny as they are very sensitvty. It would be best for you to take the bunny to a vet. Most bunny rescues can help you with your bunny and help get him back to feeling well.

Both my little bunnies I just got are living outside now. Since the move outdoors they have runny noses and sneezing. It isn’t bad yet but I am concerned.

Hello, So sorry to hear about your bunnies. Upper respiratory issues in bunnies can get very serious. This could be due to the move outside. If you can move them back inside may help. If not, your bunnies will need to see a vet to make sure that this does not progress to something more severe.