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My dad reads A LOT of books. And I mean, A LOT. He reads more than I do.
Today, for some reason, he mentions that he read a book on um.. the human body. He compared it a bunny, but I’m not sure if it is 100% sure.
Rabbits have hard poos, .. rabbits in general are more healthy – they eat leafy greens and that contains lots of nutrients. When a person eats lots of veggies, well ,you catch my drift..
I was wondering, is that true with rabbits? I have read that when a bunny has a soft poop, it isn’t a good sign. Don’t worry, my Chacha is okay. I just wanted to ask because I am awfully curious now
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