Hello, I'm sorry to hear about Spreckles and I'd like to help.

If he has an eye has a discharge that comes and goes and leaves wetness or crusting around the eye and sneezing then a bacterial infection called pasteurella (snuffles) is most likely the cause. It can cause upper respiratory, and eye infections too, as well as abscesses under the skin and in the respiratory tract in some rabbits. Pasteurella is very contagious and once it is introduced into a rabbitry it is almost impossible to get rid of. An infected bunny can sneeze and pass it on via droplets in the air to other rabbits in the colony. You can have inapparent carriers that look normal but carry the bacteria. Sometimes these bunnies never get sick or only get sick when stressed or they get old and the immune system weakens.

If you are interested here is a link to an article which will give you more information about pasteurella or "snuffles" in rabbits: http://www.rabbitnetwork.org/articles/past.shtml

Unfortunately once a bunny has the bacteria it is almost impossible to get rid of it. We can send it into hiding sometimes with antbiotic therapy but it almost always comes back.

Over the counter medications just don't work very well. Tobramycin, Ciprofloxacin, and Enrofloxacin eye drops are the most effective eye drops against this bacteria if it is isolated to the eye. Sometimes we also need to prescribe oral antibiotics if it is a more generalized infection.

Your bunny needs to see a veterinarian that is experienced with rabbits. Here is a link to help you find one in your area if you don't already have one: http://www.rabbit.org/vets/vets.html

In the meantime you can flush his eyes and nose with sterile saline and use artificial tears to keep his eyes more comfortable. Use warm compresses to remove crusts from around his eyes and nose and keep them clean.

If he seems to have a clear discharge only and is only sneezing, but eating drinking and eliminating normally it is possible that he has sensitivity to the hay or litter in his litter box. You can try using a different bedding (like just newspapers or a shredded paper pulp bedding like that made by Carefresh) as well as a pelleted litter rather that a clay type. Make sure all products are nonscented as rabbits have very sensitive noses.
Best of luck with your fellow. Let me know if you have further questions.