Help/advice needed

Sorry if this doesn't make sense. Panick stations are going. I've had Bunzle to the vets today. He had a sticky bum last week which I cleaned up and he was fine. He has had this before and the vet has advised certain foods can cause this and that some buns are more prone to it than others. I noticed on wednesday he wasn't eating as much as usual, so i started him on fiberplex. I noticed last night when he was eating that he was shaking his paws in front of his mouth, like he had a bad taste. The vet couldn't see any problem with front or back teeth. He did say his gut had slowed down though and that it needed to sound better by weds or he'd want to do a dental to make double sure. He have bunzle a vitamin jab and sent me home with baytril. He's not interested in dried food but he's had dandelion leaves, grass and parsley. He're also had a very small amount of cabbage and carrot. My brother has called me to come home as he thinks bunzle is acting strangely, craving attention. He still seems lively, but is shaking his head. I called vets now who don't seem remotely interested. The only other emergency vet i could find said he sounds ok and to take him to vets now tomorrow. Can anyone offer any advice or opinions?

Did the initial Vet administer any pain relief ?

Did he/she check Bunzle's ears ?

It does sound as though he has discomfort in either his mouth or ears and both need further investigation. Hope you are able to get more help from a Vet today xx

Thank you for replying =) the vet checked his teeth. They all seemed fine. He did say if he doesn't pick up by weds he'll put him under to get a better look at his back teeth. He isn't drooling or showing normal signs of being a dental bun. He's 3 and never needed his teeth touching. He only started shaking his head last night. I stayed up til around 5. He was bouncing all over my bed so i decided to get a couple of hours. It was as though he wanted attention, but i didn't want to dismiss that incase he was sacred/stressed. The vet i rang last night said he couldn't treat him as he is under another vet. My vet uses vets now as emergency vets. The one near us is horrendous. All they care about is the money. I have noticed his droppings have reduced. My first rabbit had really bad stasis and we pulled him through with lactulose. I'm going to ring the bunny boarding place we use and get their opinion, they know buns better than most vets. Thank you again =) x

Sending vibes for bunzle! I hope he will be ok Has he eaten any hay? Is he drinking? If rabbits eat too much fruit and veg and not enough hay/pellets/water they can get diarrhoea. I hope your bunny gets well soon