p.s.  if you see another thread that touches on this let me know… i scanned the poop posts quickly first but none seemed about small poops (no mucus around them btw)

thanks k&k… your post must’ve narrowly beat my ‘p.s.’  lol

i find dandelion in my regular grocery store around where they sell the bok choy & fresh herbs & bunched beets with tops intact.  just got a wierd look from the young cashier when buying this last bunch too… he said "dandelion… really?"  lol… i told him it was for my rabbit & left out the part that i eat it too

thanks for the info every one!  i give her fresh water daily… rinse & refill her bottle thingy plus she drinks the water in the bottom of her greens bowl, also fresh 2x per day.  all looks well with the water consumption even based on how much she’s been peeing.  i’ve been giving her fresh pinches of hay to try to encourage her to eat more and she’s always got plenty to much on in several spots in her room. 

i think, now, this is due to the greens i’ve been giving her.  initially i was sharing my spinach & kale & parsley with her but read about using spnach & kale sparingly so – about the time of her surgery – i introduced celery (for extra water), carrot tops and dandelion.  i basically just started giving her a new green when the old green ran out, so i think this was the problem.  my poor girl!  oh how she suffers for her mommy’s mistakes   anyways… her poops have been fully normal for 24 hrs so i’m pretty sure she’s not blocked thank goodness!  i’ll keep a close eye on her & be more careful about changing up her diet.  thanks again

ps… yup, i eat all these greens myself too.  i make smoothies out of em which sounds gross but tastes great!  just blend fruit + a handfull of greens + water & you have a thick delicious drink.  easy way to get a good amount of greens when i dont feel like eating salad and its an awesome meal substitute in a hurry since theyre so filling.

update… i peeked in on baby just now & saw a what looked like a clump of cecal pellets under her dresser.  this has happened from time to time over the years & has never alarmed me.  when i went to pick them up & clean the spot with paper towels they kind of all separated.  they were sticky like normal but not clumped together.  i wonder if this is what was in her litter?  cecal pellets that were a bit dryed out & separated.  i’m thinking its possible for the cecal pellets to change like this with a change in diet and hopefully thats whats going on.   can anyone confirm this or is it not possible? i’m still keeping a close eye on her hoping to see regular poos in any case.

she’s eating pellets from bulk barn  and the last time i bought some i checked the nutritional tag.  they have 18% fibre and 15% protein.  i think thats a little high for protein right?  shes been eating them all along and in unlimited amounts until a month ago when i cut it to 1/4 cup daily.  i also upped her greens then and i think shes eating more hay to fill up (although i can’t be totally sure since she’s never eaten much hay). this dietary change must have reduced her protein.  maybe different cecal droppings is due to that?