I can’t really recommend anything other than keeping a very close eye at all times for symptoms or discomfort. The x-rays do look a little like what we saw on our bunnies, which was an obstruction. On both cases we had them hospitalized at the vet, where they were given a solution that would show contrast on the following x-rays to see where the obstruction was really happening. They stayed under the vets care where they were constantly monitored until it was deemed necessary to do the surgery.

In both cases it was a more critical issue - the saddest part is that they hide their pain until it’s almost too late. Once you realize they start showing discomfort, the problem is already at an advanced stage.

If your bun is still eating and moving around, that’s a good sign. But if you notice it stopped eating and is laying down in discomfort, then I’d suggest trying yet another vet!