Mr. Binkins has megacolon? Or his tum just isnt sorted out yet?

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- 08/16/2015 at 10:23 PM
  Samara87
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  After all of his tummy troubles, Mr Binkins has been filling his litter box at a very comforting rate. But, I’ve noticed they are varying a lot in size. And some of them seem a lot larger than they should, and are definitely more egg shaped, instead of circular.I’m pretty sure that Mr Binkins came pretty close to stasis. Could his larger poops be a result of his digestive system still sorting it’s self out? Or are larger, egg shaped poops definitely megacolon?
- 08/17/2015 at 4:57 AM
  Bam
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  It can absolutely be from his tummy still sorting itself out. It can take like a month before poop returns to normal after a tummy issue.
  Is mr Binkins a spotted bunny? Megacolon is a genetic flaw generally thought to affect spotted bunnies that have 2 copies of the spotted gene.
- 08/17/2015 at 8:44 AM
  Samara87
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  He is a rex or rex cross, and a broken pattern. He has a streak up his back with a couple spots, a moustache, eye rings, and colored ears. I would post a picture, but I have a Chromebook, and honestly, this is the worst computer I’ve ever used.
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