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Forum DIET & CARE Brown bunny pee?

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    • nicolecordoba
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        My bunny just peed on my bed (sigh….) and the color was a brown-ish color. It didn’t look like blood at all and was a bit cloudy (she peed on my NOOK!!!). Is this normal? She can’t be dehydrated as she’s always had access to water. Her diet is consistent with timothy/alfalfa hay (she’s still a baby so I feed her alfalfa) and her veggies servings are regular. 

        Is this urine normal? Is there a variation of possible urines for rabbits? Thank you all!


      • Jo Leigh
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          Sometimes urine can change colour due to their diet. For example, eating lots of carrot and spinach can cause a reddish discoloration. How is she doing otherwise? Is she eating and pooping normally?


        • Sarita
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            Rabbit pee varies in color and usually can change color once it oxidizes as well.

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