Waverly-Jane

I have a male rabbit that refuses to eat hay or vegetables, and when I let him out of his pen to play, always tries to eat dog food kibbles if he can get anywhere near the dog's food. His teeth have become overgrown and I have taken him to the vet to have them filed down more than once. Should his teeth be removed? I give him fruit juice to drink because I am worried about his nutrition. He also has dandruff. I have other rabbits that are litter-trained, fixed, and free-roaming in another part of the house who don't have any health problems. They love hay and vegetables. I moved him because of this problem.

Those are really good suggestions, and I haven't tried all of them. I am assuming it isn't mites. I don't have any idea how he would have gotten them, since none of my other animals have anything like it and my vet has seen him and didn't suggest mites. Thanks for the tips. I will try some different things.