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I would keep them separate without letting them together. He may not be eating enough because he's being bullied by the other. As for the wounds it will take a month or two to heal and fur to grow back. You don't have to put anything on them.

A few days ago I posted a link to a youtube video which I thought was a good description of how she medicated her rabbit with GI statis. One moderator decided it was spam so it was deleted. Maybe you can do a search in youtube. Seriously maybe you should give up rabbits as you seem to have a...

It will take 4 generations of line breeding. If you're breeding to a double mane they will have manes. With a single mane some will not get manes.

I've had rabbits take Baytril liquid that fixed it without problems. I've also had sneezers that a change of environments stopped sneezing.

I assume it's just they are about the same age and related to each other. I expect there'll be more deaths as I have more that's been around since 2014. Since they are outdoor rabbits subject to heat and cold stresses they may not live as long as indoor rabbits.

I assumed it was old age related. One doe had a tumor. I didn't do necropsy on the others.

They were around 7 or 8 y.o. which is on the short end of life expectancy. They were the ones I tend to handle, pet, and hug the most because they enjoy interacting with me.

Thefe's a loose rabbit that's living off the land for a few years near me. It looks pretty healthy and has a nice coat. From what I can see it just feeds on grasses and perhaps fallen leaves. I often see it in the neighbor's yard when his dogs are inside. Don't know what he does for water...

If they are on the loose they will usually eat what's safe for them. I have lots of azaleas and was afraid that loose rabbits would poison themselves. So far I've never lost a rabbit due to azalea nor seen signs that rabbits ate any. Dandelions are one of their favorite foods in the cage but...

In freezing weather I use warm water regardless on how fast it freezes because I think the rabbits will be more comfortable drinking warm water. If they like cold water better they can wait for it to cool.

Lists of safe leaves and branches. Of course just because it's on a safe list doesn't mean your rabbits will not have a reaction. For example maple is on a safe list but also on an unsafe list. Test with small amounts on your rabbits before feeding massive amounts...

Why do you think that? I feed my rabbits maple leaves as they are safe.

https://www.animalhouseofchicago.com/news/rabbits-gi-stasis#:~:text=Rabbits%20with%20GI%20stasis%20can,GI%20stasis%20can%20be%20fatal.

It's available with Robenidine hydrochloride that helps prevent coccidiosis. https://multipurina.ca/en/rabbit/products/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/agricultural-and-biological-sciences/robenidine

I hope you read up on GI stasis. If you don't bother, all your rabbits will probably die that way.

https://www.animalhouseofchicago.com/news/rabbits-gi-stasis#:~:text=Rabbits%20with%20GI%20stasis%20can,GI%20stasis%20can%20be%20fatal.

This is a stab in the dark but could it be GI stasis? Try giving him baby simethicone. I don't know what you're feeding him but give him only grass hay for runny poop.

This guy makes it so easy.

Now this is an efficient operation.

Problem is most rabbit recipes are in foreign languages. this instruction video is only in Chinese. Also if you save the skin, you can use the brain to tan the skin.