lol the YT algorithm is a mysterious creature

She's doing so much better. I watch this video and my heart sinks, remembering how I'd almost lost hope and started to consider the reality of having to do what might be best for her if she didn't improve and continued to suffer like this. But she's been back to her active, playful, independent self for 2-3 weeks now - only residual symptom is the head tilt but it seems to not affect her balance anymore - she's back to running laps, running up to me and licking my feet/ankles lol, hops over to me as soon as I enter the room, is eating by herself, and is back to snuggling up to Ollie. I updated the video info. This is my first experience with head tilt and it's been gutwrenching.. honestly the hardest thing I've seen my pets suffer from. Been very very lucky to have all my buns live to 10-11 with no health issues. This was scary.