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Many ideas are found using google but which ones really work? Were they attracted to your rabbits or was there something else? Some of my free range rabbits were killed. Some in cages were stressed by coons. However since my neighbors started having barking dogs I think coons may be coming...

Often some of my rabbits will come when I'm shaking the pellets. They love their pellets and may prefer them to greens or hay.

Have you ruled out tear duct problem or teeth problem? https://woodgreen.org.uk/pet-advice/article/how-to-spot-if-your-rabbit-has-blocked-tear-ducts#:~:text=your%20rabbit's%20eyes.-,Blocked%20tear%20ducts%20(Dacryocystitis)%20is%20an%20abnormal%20flow%20of%20tears,very%20near%20to%20their%20teeth.

Don't know but something to do with the GI system. Won't hurt to feed hay only till poop return to normal size. Make sure he eats and drinks. Also make him exercise and give him tummy rubs. Baby simethicone in case there is gas.

Good source of protein. https://morningchores.com/cricket-farming/

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2012/nov/08/how-to-cook-the-perfect-fried-egg I prefer cooking it on high heat to get crispy white any runny yoke.

Maybe it had a lower body temperature so the other kits kicked it away to be more comfortable.

Live and let learn. When I was new to rabbits I once placed a young rabbit is a cage with a doe and her litter thinking the doe would mother it. The doe at once attacked the young rabbit biting. The young rabbit died of the wounds. Does can live together but you cannot just put a strange doe...

Maybe I'm more sensitive to diuretics. I once had boiled mustard greens that affected me the same way. I also fed my rabbits mustard greens once and they increased their pee output.

Apparently the chicken stew for dinner had some powerful diuretics. I googled onion, celery, carrots, garlic and found they were all diuretics. The combination probably made them more effective.

Are all your rabbits vaccinated? Your rabbit was probably infected by an insect bite. you might want to Prevent rabbit fleas. Use a suitable spot-on flea killer to limit the spread of disease. Your vet will advise. Hope she recovers and is not having any pain.

Maybe a water bottle instead of a bowl will stop the coughing.

If you are feeding mostly good hay, MB is OK as part of the diet. You don't need a high fiber pellet since timothy hay has 30% fiber. IMHO Oxbow pellets are for pet rabbit owners who's willing to pay through the nose for super high priced feed.

Do rabbits eat Colocasia? Elephant's ear (colocasia esculenta)– All parts of the elephant's ear plant are toxic to rabbits and can cause oral irritation, pain and swelling of mouth, tongue and lips, excessive drooling, and difficulty swallowing.Sep 7, 2020 BTW raw cocoyam leaves are also...

What country are you in? USA usually don't vaccine rabbits.

Well, you could have them on a hay only diet.

BTW is he aggressive because he's hungry? When I get bitten it's usually because I was a few hours late with their food.

I don't think you should fool around with wild rats. It would be safer just to feed your cats with baby rabbits.

I would not keep if I had a choice because I don't like aggressive rabbits.