So, my rabbit was having some problems not eating her cecotropes and I took her to the vet, who said she was getting too many vegetables, and recommended that I switch to timothy pellets instead of alfalfa (i’m a first time bunny owner so I’m doing my best). I stopped the veg for about a week and gave very limited pellets until my timothy ones came in the mail. During that time, my two rabbits split one eighth cup of alfalfa pellets each day. It seemed to solve the problems, there have been no cecotropes left behind for over a week! Until I switched over to the timothy pellets and starting giving my two rabbits a bit more than 1/4 cup to split. This morning I woke up and there were 6 cecotropes on the ground, and I’m pretty sure they all came from the same rabbit. Could it just be from the switch in pellets or is something worse going on? And isn’t 6 a lot? Usually when she left some behind it was just one or two. 

They are both eating, pooping, and playing normally, and the last time we were at the vet a few weeks ago they tested negative for coccidia.